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I had planned on attending the Seattle Tilth Plant Sale yesterday morning but I got in late Friday night and forgot to set my alarm. By the time I woke up, it was too late {I like to be first in line so I get the best plants} so I just stayed home and did Read More >>
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Today’s $20/$20 Challenge submission is from a reader who gardens, cans and shares her bounty! Here’s Karen’s story: Hi Mavis! I’ve been following your blog for several years now and glean so many great tips/advice from it! My name is Karen and I live in SW Idaho. I’ve been married for 27 years to my Read More >>
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Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I share some random goodness Garden Updates Mavis Butterfield | Backyard Garden Plot Pictures 4/26/15 Monticello in the Spring Growing Shasta Daises from Seed Recipes Freezer Meal Chicken and Brown Rice Soup Cooking From Your Pantry | Menu Plan Ideas, Freezer Meals and Simple Recipes Week 17 Read More >>
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I have wanted to watch Fed Up since it came out last year. I totally forgot about it, though, until it popped up as a suggestion on Amazon. Luckily for me, even though I forgot, Amazon knows how to entice me with its suggestions. It’s a food documentary looking into our sugar consumption and the Read More >>
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While I was visiting Monticello and Polyface farm this past week I stopped at the Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton, Virginia. The museum’s basic function is to celebrate the diversity of the early colonial immigrants–and to show how their backgrounds {English, German, Irish, West African} all contributed to the success of the colonies. Holy canolies Read More >>
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