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This morning, I started my seeds for my fall garden. I’ll start a crop of peas on August 1st, but here are some guidelines on what to plant if you want to do a fall garden: Because of the summer heat, most plants that make great cooler weather fall gardens cannot be started outdoors. Knowing Read More >>
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Oroweat Bakery Outlet $10 A great way to save on bread {other than baking your own} is to stop by your local bakery outlet every once in a while and stock up on bread that has been pulled from the grocery store shelves. This time I picked up 6 loaves of whole wheat bread, 3 Read More >>
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After picking over a gallon of raspberries this morning, I quickly decided to whip out my fresh raspberry pie recipe for dessert tonight. I don’t know about you, but I love this time of year, and I love pie {which is probably pretty ovious with all the pie recipes I have here on the blog}. Read More >>
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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 28 of 52 Things are growing like crazy in our backyard garden. Especially the squash plant in the oak barrel along side the potting bench. It’s getting bigger everyday. The zucchini we have planted along side the fence is finally taking off too. The pallet garden needs a little Read More >>
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Yesterday the Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and I headed out early to check out the Seattle Chicken Coop and Urban Farm Tour. There were so many coops and gardens to see it was crazy fun! To be honest, I don’t think I have ever seen so many pampered chickens before in my life. Read More >>
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Yesterday morning the Girl and I stopped by the Goodwill to take a quick peek. As soon as I saw this enamelware stock pot for $5 I snatched it up as quick as could. Even though they sell enamelware stock pots on Amazon, the red and white ones can be hard to find. Plus, the Read More >>
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Last night we opened a bunch of boxes for our Send in the Gnomes fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital {you can see all the gnomes that have been sent in HERE}. Imagine our surprise when we found a shellacked Mavis gnome rock inside one of the boxes. 🙂 🙂 🙂 Yep, Eve from Read More >>
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I have a love/hate relationship with gardening gloves…sure, I like using them, but when it comes to my vegetable garden I like to get my hands in the dirt. I don’t like the dirty nails that comes from a day of fun in the dirt, though. It’s a conundrum—I mean, what’s a girl to do? Read More >>
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