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I was helping my daughter wrap a few of her Christmas gifts the other day and needed a clever way to spice up the plain paper bag she decided to use {she’s a college kid after all and doesn’t want to waste her money on wrapping paper}. 😉  While we were combing the house for Read More >>
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It’s no secret that I LOVE baking cookies and on any given week bake 4-6 dozen cookies. I bake breakfast cookies {yes, there is such a thing}, biscotti, all the way to delicious double chocolate brownie cookies {they had me at “double”}.   I probably eat at least a dozen cookies a week all by myself 🙂 Now that Read More >>
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By late yesterday morning all the snow had melted and my garden was one big soupy mess. Except of course for the chard. True, all the outer leaves had died a horrible death, but take a look at the center of the plant. It’s alive and kickin’. Swiss chard is the Energizer Bunny of the Read More >>
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Well hello there. 🙂 Yesterday I spent the morning digging up the rest of my garden {I’ll post some pictures soon} and let me tell you Bob, it felt great to play in the dirt again. I’ll be heading back home today and can’t wait to see the HH, Monkey Boy and Lucy the Puggle Read More >>
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If you love a good gingerbread cookie, you’ll drool over this chewy variety. It’s the same delicious flavor, but chewy in place of crunchy. Which makes them pretty much melt in your mouth amazing. And just when you thought the perfect Christmas cookie couldn’t get any better, this happens. Ingredients 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons Read More >>
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