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Yesterday was a great day here in the Pacific Northwest. The weather was in the mid 70’s {just right if you ask me} and Lucy and I spent most of our time working in the backyard on a bunch of mini projects. My friend The Church Lady even stopped by on her walk around the Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Amazon Definition: A woman of masculine characteristics, the fighting Amazons in literature Used in a sentence: She has the appearance of an amazon. Lucy the puggle princess and I had the best day in the garden yesterday! I’ll share some pictures with you in just a few, but in the meantime, here are the latest deals: Read More >>
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I spotted this recipe over on eatocracy last summer and immediately noticed it had 2 things going for it. 1. You can never go wrong with a recipe from America’s Test Kitchen. Ever. 2. Pectin was in the list of ingredients. Which is totally weird. So I tried it and it was magic in my mouth. Read More >>
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I’m sure you’ve seen people strolling the produce aisle, thumping, sniffing, squishing their produce all in an attempt to pick the perfect melon. Some of that nonsense is in vain, but some of it will help you on your way to the sweetest, juiciest melon you’ve ever tasted! Symmetrical Matters: Look for a perfectly round Read More >>
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We all know grocery stores are in the business of making money, and sometimes, we even KNOW that we are being duped into spending more money–or subconsciously buying things that weren’t on our list, but have you ever wondered HOW they do it? I hadn’t really given it a ton of thought until I ran Read More >>
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