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If you planted garlic last fall, you’ll probably be harvesting it sometime next month–depending on your location. If you are growing a hardneck variety, the garlic will send up a scape this month that would, if allowed, eventually flower. {The scape usually appears about a month before harvest time–so make a mental note to help Read More >>
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A big THANK YOU to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. I hope by sharing other peoples pictures and stories here on One Hundred Dollars a Month we can all have a rock star garden this summer. Keep them coming! Check out the amazing pictures of reader Sarah’s farm in Oregon. So. Much. Fun. Read More >>
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Last Saturday The Girl completed the Seattle Rock n Roll Half Marathon and received this totally cool medal at the finish line. A cup of coffee? How fitting. Can you imagine how fun it would be to design marathon medals all day? I would have ran too but someone had to take pictures… right? 😉 Read More >>
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Not only had I never made an Asian chicken wrap before, I’d never even eaten one before. Why on earth not? Well that’s the question of the day after I bit into this one and realized what I’d been missing out on my whole life. The wrap itself is awesome, but the cilantro honey dressing Read More >>
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Whenever I go to historical homes, I am always struck by how SMALL the master beds were. I mean, people were smaller, sure, but how in the world did they get any sleep in those tiny little beds, their husbands or wives lying next to them, shoulder to shoulder? These days, the HH, Lucy the Read More >>
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