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The weather has been crazy good here up in the Pacific Northwest this summer and it’s hard to believe gardening season will be coming to a close pretty soon. Well, not technically coming to a close… we’ve still got plenty of things to grow around here in the winter months, but for things like fresh beans Read More >>
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I don’t know about you, but I am totally ready for a long weekend. I feel like I’ve been running around lately like a chicken with it’s head cut off. I seriously need to learn the art of slowing down. Can you help me with that? Got any good tips, because I sure need them Read More >>
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This is the perfect starter Bento Box lunch. You don’t need any fancy cutters or supplies to put it together and what kid doesn’t love pizza? Ingredients Pizza Sauce Green Beans 2 English Muffins Pepperoni Slices Grated Cheese Directions Slice the english muffins in half. Place shredded cheese in a silicone baking cup. In the Read More >>
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Twenty Years. The grocery store. You buy your groceries there, my husband, buys my 20th Wedding Anniversary gift there. Yep, that’s my guy…And to think I actually went out and bought 2 boxes of quart sized zipped baggies yesterday in anticipation of getting corn. What a romantic. ~Mavis
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Millions of dollars goes into making sugary foods appealing to kids. I mean, just think about the cereal aisle in your grocery store. The boxes are fun and colorful–they kind of promise an experience, an experience that the produce section just can’t compete with…until now. According to an article I found, major retailers have decided Read More >>
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