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Every year for Mother’s Day, I like to go pick out a boatload of flowers for the yard. It’s kind of my thing. I call it my Mother’s Day present to me, and the kids and HH are pretty content that they don’t have to pick anything else out. Everyone wins. Every year, I admit, Read More >>
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Is it just me, or are those hosta plants GORGEOUS? Holy canolies people, they make me smile every time I walk past them. I only wish the 2 packets of allysum seeds would hurry and and grow some flowers because right now, it looks like I have a bunch of weeds growing under my hosta Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Hallucination Definition: The preventing of an object with no reality, a delusion Used in a sentence: He suffered from an hallucination since his accident. Yesterday was another amazing day around here for gardening. Light rain in the morning, sunshine mid morning through late afternoon and then rain again overnight. Why can’t every day be like Read More >>
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Now that The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird is home for the summer, you can bet your last cupcake we’ll be getting 10 servings of fruits and vegetables a day. That kids LOVES her veggies. And lucky for us, she LOVES to cook, and bake and even help me with my canning projects. But Read More >>
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If you have a Barnes and Noble nearby and children in the first through six grade, you’ll want to sign them up for the Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Program lickety split! Children who sign up and read 8 books this summer, can bring in their reading journal to their local Barnes & Noble and Read More >>
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