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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug It was another good week for staying away from rabbit holes and staying off the internet in general. We were driving home the other day and we passed a man with a small camera around his neck. It looked so out of place and yet, so Read More >>
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The HH went to Standard Baking bright and early on February 1st and bought me my all time favorite pastry, the pear frangipane tart. It was glorious!!! 🙂 Tea and pastries, they’re my favorite things to eat and drink on the planet earth. As I was lounging and enjoying my breakfast, I had an idea. Read More >>
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Yesterday I started my THIRD flat of seedlings! So far I’ve planted a flat of lavender, a flat of chives and now a flat of “onions”. Well, technically leeks, yellow onions and scallions. 24 pods of each. Fingers crossed that will be enough. I think it will. Once they get established I’ll be able to Read More >>
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How old is your pillow? The one you’re laying your head down on every night as you drift off to sleep? I’m asking because I’ve been listening to the Bill Bryson book At Home: A Short History of Private Life and came across something I think you should know. Actually, the whole book is full Read More >>
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A big thanks to Deb and Tina for their suggestions to steep apple peels to make a nice, flavorful herbal tea. Apple peel tea wasn’t something I had ever tried before, but once I read their comments I knew it was going to be a hit. After all, I love mulling cider {apple cider + Read More >>
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