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Starting your garden from seeds is undoubtedly cheaper {and more gratifying} than starting them from plants from the nursery. Investing in a grow light is one of those, “Should I, shouldn’t I?” sort of dilemmas a lot of people teeter back and forth on. In the end, only you can decide how much of an Read More >>
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This is a guest post written by my buddy Heather from Massachusetts. Since getting 2′ of snow is totally unheard of up here in the Seattle area, I asked if she wouldn’t mind sharing her “snow day” with us. Someone at the MA Department of Transportation has a sense of humor! Either that or they just Read More >>
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Word of the Day: The obsequious Definition: Fawning, servilely attentive Used in a sentence: The obsequious waiter got on his nerves after a short time. Lucy the puggle princess and I stayed inside yesterday and putted around the house. We made 2 delicious soups, baked cookies and took a 3 hour nap. It was divine. I’m thinking today Read More >>
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With all the snow falling on the east coast lately I thought I would go ahead and re publish my kid’s favorite recipe for homemade snow cone syrup. It’s super simple to make and a whole lot of fun to eat. Ingredients 1 packet Kool-Aid 1 cup water 1 cups sugar Combine the Kool-Aid, sugar Read More >>
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I recently found out about a program called WWOOF {Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms}. It is basically a collaboration of organic farms/gardens all around the country that have agreed to open their mini-farms up to visitors interested in visiting {and putting in a 1/2 day of manual labor} in exchange for education, room and board. Read More >>
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