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As I mentioned last fall, taking care of the grass is totally my husbands department–but if watching him work counts for something, then I am a pro! Ha. Here’s a quick guide on spring lawn care, which we take very seriously here in suburbia: If you didn’t aerate last fall, spring is another good time Read More >>
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I’m hoping the rain will hold off until this afternoon so Lucy the puggle dog and I can finish cleaning up the raspberry patch. Clipping dead canes and pulling weeds takes a surprising long time when you have a dog helping you out. But I suppose I wouldn’t have it any other way. 🙂 Have Read More >>
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Is it Wednesday already? Sheesh! This week is flying by. 😉 Yesterday the puggle trouble and I were out in the garden when all the sudden I noticed our purple vinca plants were in full bloom on our hillside. I’m not sure how I missed all those gorgeous purple flowers before but man are they pretty or what? Read More >>
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A few times a year we host a huge pasta feed for my kids’ sports team. Sometimes we’ll end up with 50 hungry teenage mouths to feed. Sounds daunting, but it always turns out awesome. The kids love it and I love having them there. Through the years I’ve picked up a few tips and Read More >>
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I was in the grocery store yesterday waiting in line at the checkout. The guy that got in line behind me {with just a basket, not a cart} scooched in oddly close to me–like there is “I’m in a line close” and “I could feel this guy’s breath on my neck close.” I was stuck Read More >>
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