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Easter is right around the corner so I thought I would re-post this easy How to dye eggs naturally post. ******************* Did you know you can dye eggs with natural ingredients? Since my chickens lay brown & green eggs, last year I decided to splurge and buy 2 dozen white eggs at the store and Read More >>
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If you are an expert gardener, a novice gardener or even a non-gardener, the Seattle Tilth has some perfect classes for you. Whether you want to raise goats, learn about companion planting, or learn about food preservation, you’ll find a class that matches your interests on their extensive class list. They’ve added a whole slew Read More >>
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Every few years, I get enough accumulated stuff that it becomes totally worth it for me to have a garage sale. Garage sales are my way of de-junkifying–but, not in the sense that it is “junk.” I want the stuff out, because it just is no longer working for me, but it is still really Read More >>
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Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I share a picture a day in 2014. Books, Books, and More Books from Amazon.com The Opposite of Loneliness: Essays and Stories Miracles Now: 108 Life-Changing Tools for Less Stress My Paris Kitchen: Recipes and Stories The Nourished Kitchen: Farm-to-Table Recipes for the Traditional Foods The Promise Read More >>
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Not only is growing your own food kind of the hipster thing to do these days, but the pure satisfaction that comes with getting a little dirt under your nails and being able to grow something yourself instead of buying it, is kind of a big deal. At least I think it is. Find out Read More >>
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