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When my friend El Presidente and I went to the Northwest Flower and Garden Show the other day I was so hoping local artist Bob Bowling would be there with his AMAZING rustic garden cottages and primitives. And Oh Happy Day, he was. In a nutshell this guy’s stuff is one giant display of rusted Read More >>
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I don’t know about you but I am ready for the weekend! I’ll be sharing more pictures from my trip to the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in a little bit, but in the mean time, here are a few deals for you to check out. Happy Friday everyone! ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal Read More >>
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I spotted this recipe on the Williams Sonoma website, and I have to admit, they had me at Meyer Lemon. I mean really, what’s not to love about Meyer Lemons? Here’s the recipe. I hope you like it as much as I do. ~Mavis Looking for a few more canning recipes? Search my Full Read More >>
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If you plan on growing broccoli this year now is a great time to start your seeds indoors. I like to start mine under grow lights in the office then harden them off right before setting them outside towards the end of March. This year I’ll be planting 3 varieties of broccoli: Broccoli Di Cicco Romanesco Broccoli Raab Read More >>
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Ice cream is one of those things that for me it’s super hard to justify buying. I can whip some up in my ice cream attachment on my kitchenaid mixer pretty quick, and with about 5 real live food ingredients. That is not to say that I haven’t grabbed a pint of Ben and Jerry’s Read More >>
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