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This past summer Lisa from Tasmania, Australia sent in pictures from her garden. Well, she’s back, and this time she is telling us about her Great Aunt Ruby… 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Meet my Great Aunt Ruby! Ruby turned 98 last September, still lives by herself and tends to this amazing garden. She Read More >>
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1. Get Organized. What a difference a day makes. Even though I don’t like the closet set up in our master bedroom, It’s clean. And I plan to keep it that way until it gets remodeled this spring. Do you think it’s weird I like how empty the shelves are? I wonder if they’ll start Read More >>
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Yesterday I piled up some pillows and a blanket on the coffee table and set it under our front window so Lucy the Puggle Dog could watch everyone as they passed by our house. Wouldn’t you know, she stayed put for a good four hours? 🙂 I think I need to find her a proper Read More >>
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Now I don’t want to scare you off, but this was the most time consuming recipe I have ever made. The process took 3 days. And it was totally worth every spoonful of marmalade it produced. I had intended to give most of it away as Christmas gifts, but it was so good, and it Read More >>
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January, for most, is kind of a downer when it comes to gardening. The only bright spot is that you can spend the short gray days planning away for your upcoming garden. Most seed catalogs will start showing up in the mailbox, as therapy, lay them out and roll in them. It totally helps the Read More >>
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