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Good morning! From the east coast. 😉 We woke up to a backyard full of snow this morning and I can’t wait to get out there and do some snowshoeing. WahooooO! Snow. For Thanksgiving, how cool is that? Here are a few deals to get you started this morning, I’ll pop back online in a little Read More >>
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I spotted this recipe for garden fresh dinner biscuits a few weeks ago on my friend Zoë’s blog and knew immediately I wanted to make them… as soon as I had my kitchen back up and running. Well, let’s just say, there were no leftovers. Not even a crumb. My family goobled these up so quick Read More >>
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Where did you honeymoon? On the beach somewhere? Or maybe you’re still waiting to take your honeymoon, because life was just too busy and money too tight? Not the Padget’s. Alyssa and Heath Padget decided that before they started their lives together, they wanted to explore a world of possibilities {or at least a country Read More >>
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The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird has been cooking our Thanksgiving turkey since she was 9. Yes, NINE years young. One year she asked if she could make it, I said yes, and she has made it every Thanksgiving since. There are a few lessons to be learned here: first is if you have Read More >>
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On Sunday I got the garden itch {finally} and decided to pull out the tape measure to find out just how big of a vegetable garden was possible on the upper lawn. I was surprise to find out I’ll be able to install a 10′ x 45′ rectangular plot up there. 450 square feet. Not Read More >>
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