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While I love hearing from you guys, some of my very favorite emails are when you share your gardens or gardening projects. I love my garden, but sometimes I really get sick of looking at it. So seeing your garden is a breath of fresh air! I asked you to send in your photographs and Read More >>
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Hello Sunday… I feel like today is the last day of winter break… ya know, like maybe it’s time to get stop lounging around in my pj’s all day stuffing my face with left overs… yep, I think it’s time. 😉 If all goes well I’ll spend a few hours in the garden today, go Read More >>
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I was spoiled for so many year with fresh eggs from my chickens. The move and all of the transitions because of it has left me chicken-less and in a new boat: buying eggs from the store. It’s been years since I’ve had to purchase eggs, so I’m left with all these egg cartons and Read More >>
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Now that The Girl is home for Christmas break and I have my Friday Night Movie buddy back, I think tonight we will tuck in and watch Girl Most Likely. Â It’s about a dysfunctional mother and daughter relationship that is forced to be rekindled after the main character {Kristen Wiig} has a mini breakdown. Â First Read More >>
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So you’ve made a delicious ham, served it up for dinner and the masses ate and ate. Yet, somehow, you are still left with a fridge full of leftover ham. What to do? There are only so many meals of leftover ham you can prepare before the family revolt, right? Wrong. Throw leftover ham in Read More >>
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