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Yesterday I had dentist appoint smack dab in the middle of the day so I didn’t feel like I had enough time to dive into a full on gardening project like pulling weeds or cutting tree limbs. But I did want to get SOMETHING garden related done, {there is so much to do!} so I Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Hirsute Definition: Hairy, having lots of hair, shaggy. Used in a sentence: The bear can rightly be called a hirsute animal. The HH is coming home today after being away for a few days… It’s amazing how much Lucy the Puggle Dog misses him when he’s gone. Every night she would wait Read More >>
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As was browsing my BFF Martha’s website like I often do when I stumbled upon this salad recipe.I had a bunch of fresh spinach on hand, so I knew I had to try this recipe. You can use pretty much any fresh {or dried} herbs you have on hand too, but basil is pretty much Read More >>
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{photo credit kissmyaster} Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to start thinking about ordering seeds for this years garden. I added to last years list with all of your suggestions {thank you!}–it’s like Christmas all over again :). Botanical Interests Seed Catalog {These are my seed of choice! I’ve visited their warehouse several Read More >>
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Now that I am buying eggs in the grocery store, I have had to join the masses in trying to discern whether it is worth the extra money {considerably extra, in my opinion} to pick up a carton of natural, organic, cage-free, etc. eggs. I support the ladies’ cause, I don’t want the birds shoved Read More >>
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