Join Mavis Butterfield for vegetable gardening and canning tips, easy recipes, and saving money strategies (Rug hooking, too!). Simple living at its best!
The Seattle Tilth is such a cool organization. They have been providing hands-on education in organic agriculture for 37 years. They believe that all people deserve access to healthy, nutritious food and that changing the way in which we grow, cook and eat food has the potential to transform people’s lives as well as the Read More >>
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photo credit Jennifer Murch I read an article on CNN recently about cereal sales declining 5% last year. The article speculated that due to the sugar content and artificial colors, consumers are steering away from using cereal as their primary breakfast food. In a climate where people are more concerned than ever about the ingredients Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Hello Thursday. So. The strangest things has been happening lately. Around mid afternoon Lucy the puggle dog walks into the office and sits down in the corner behind the door. I can’t tell if she’s been up Read More >>
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Seriously. What more could I have asked for? There was snow on the ground when I arrived, a wood burning stove, a sewing room the size of my family room, a warm bed {with 4 blankets!!!} a puggle to cuddle up to and most of my waking hours were spent rug hooking, eating homemade pie Read More >>
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Tightwad: a person who does not like to spend or give money. cheapskate, penny-pincher, scrooge, skinflint, miser You might be a tightwad if… You use paper bags to catch bacon grease instead of using store bought paper towels. Because really, who wants to spend money just to throw it in the trash. Do you do this? Please Read More >>
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