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Quote of the Day “Life is like a hot bath. It feels good while you’re in it, but the longer you stay in, the more wrinkled you get.” Hello and happy Sunday! Do you have any big plans for today? Earlier this morning I shared a post about Lucy’s Big Day in the Garden. We are both LOVING Read More >>
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Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I share some random goodness New on Dig For Your Dinner this Week Seed Potatoes, Weck Canning Jars, Tagro and Blueberries Dig for Your Dinner March eBook When You Have to Kill Your Tomato Babies… Creamy Cauliflower and Spinach Gratin How to Plant and Grow Blueberries I Read More >>
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I was looking for another series that was free with Amazon Prime and I stumbled on this one. It’s a British series, called Manor House and you know how I’m a sucker for all things British. It basically shows the inner workings of large British mansions in the early 1900’s, and plays on the unbalanced Read More >>
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It’s that time again. You ask, and I pretend to know things and answer your burning questions. It really is so much fun to open my inbox and see the wide variety of questions you guys have. Reminds me that my readers are so diverse and pretty dang awesome. So keep those questions coming and Read More >>
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I’ve wondered this so many times as I’m opening my egg cartons at the store to inspect the contents for breaks or cracks. Why 12? Why not 10? Seems like a number that makes more sense. Why not 15 or 20? Who exactly decided that 12 was the magical egg number? Well I did a Read More >>
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