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Have you ever wondered why more schools don’t jump on the local food bandwagon? I’ve always kind of had a Utopian view of school–like it is where we teach our kids to become the kind of humans we WANT them to be, not necessarily the kind we currently ARE. When I was younger, the schools Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Parsimonious Definition: Stingy, close fisted Used in a sentence: The miser was parsimonious in dealing out gifts to the poor. Lucy the Puggle Princess says “Happy Wednesday Everyone.” ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – Up to 40% off Nerf, My Little Pony, Games, and More from Hasbro Amazon Bonus Deal Read More >>
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I recently got an email from reader, Susan, about pickled carrots. They looked so amazing I emailed her right back and asked for her recipe. She was gracious enough to share it. Here’s what she had to say: Mavis- I hear you on the itching to can! I was recently at Chuck’s Produce {best store Read More >>
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{This post was first published in 2012 but I thought I’d post it again for those of you who missed it} Have you ever made your own newspaper pots before? If you haven’t, they are are super easy to make. Some people use tin cans, but I prefer to use the Pot Maker. I’ve found I Read More >>
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Composting can seem a bit overwhelming if you’re a newbie, but it’s actually really, really simple. You can use a composter that is super simple and cheap, or you can get a fancy one. Either way, “cooking your garbage” {Thanks Uncle Buck}, is like FREE nutrient rich goodness for your garden. All it really requires Read More >>
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