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It’s that time of year again when the Farmer’s Markets start opening up–and fresh, local produce becomes more readily available. Even better, it’s a chance to get all of those tasty heirloom veggies that you won’t be able to find at your local grocery store. I love that you get to make your weekly menu Read More >>
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Yesterday I made a load of blueberry banana oat bread for this mornings breakfast. Kinda sneaking huh? After a busy week of work, spring sports, washing 8 loads of laundry and just the general duties of being a mom, I’ve taking this Sunday off from cooking. This blueberry banana oat bread is not only wee Read More >>
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Happy Sunday everyone, I hope your weekend is going well. Do you have anything exciting planned for today? I’m not sure what we will be going to do for our family activity today, but I’m sure it will involve something indoors since the rain is suppose to continue for another week or so. Good times! Do you Read More >>
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~Happy Easter to one of my favorite PEEPS~ I posted this easy peasy Easter Craft last year and thought I would share it again for those of you who might have missed it. All you need are a few “snack size” ziplock baggies, a few boxes of brightly colored marshmallow peeps, and this free printable Read More >>
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Need a fun activity for kids on a rainy day? Try making butter in a jar. They will have a blast shaking the jar, learn a little bit about their food, and hey, you might even get to sit back, relax and slather their creation on a piece of toast. You’ll Need: 1 Pint mason Read More >>
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