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I was walking around the garden yesterday and spotted a few Tri-Star strawberries and decided to snap some pictures to show you what’s growing in our backyard garden right now. We live in Western Washington and usually don’t get freezing temps until around the beginning to mid November, so even though it doesn’t look like there Read More >>
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Before you make these savory biscuits with sun dried tomatoes and herbs, let give you a small warning. These will be gobbled up so fast, you may not get one. Or at least that’s what happened the first time I made them. I had made these early one morning and left to go run errands Read More >>
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If you’re dreading the sugar overload that always comes with Halloween, check out these healthy Halloween treat alternatives. They are so easy to make I probably don’t even need to give you instructions because just looking at the picture should do. And they only take 2 healthy ingredients. Also, they are so cute you’ll be Read More >>
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With winter approaching {gasp!}, it’s time to start thinking about being prepared for crazy weather fluctuations. Having a 72 hour kit that is more or less centered around your climate is a pretty smart practice, I think. It’s peace of mind–so when the power goes out or a storm keeps you off the roads, you’re Read More >>
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This past week we harvested squash, potatoes, tomatoes and kale from our backyard garden. Things have totally slowed down because of the colder temperatures, but I don’t mind. I think it’s kind of nice because it give me more time to get a few projects crossed of my list both indoors and out. Last week Read More >>
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