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When you’re attempting to grow tons of food in your garden, there are a lot of gardening tools involved. And it doesn’t seem to matter how many I own or buy, I always find myself needing an extra set of hands. I’ll head out to the garden and weed; I need a place to put Read More >>
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I’ve had {and loved} all sorts of cranberry cookies and I’ve had {and loved} all sorts of white chocolate chip cookies. This is the first time I’ve combined them and I have no idea why I waited this long. It’s like magic in a cookie. All of the best things in a cookie colliding. They Read More >>
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Tonight, I am going to try out a History channel series called Mountain Men. It is about three men who choose to live with very little monetary income and make their survival off of the land. I think it will be pretty interesting to see how modern day world translates into their desire to live Read More >>
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This just might be the easiest recipe I’ll ever post. It take just TWO steps! And dehydrated pineapple is seriously awesome people. If you’ve never tried it, you’re totally missing out. The HH eats dehydrated pineapple like candy {yep, it tastes that good}, throw it in a recipe when you’re baking or keep it in Read More >>
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After our quick trip to view the fall gardens at Monticello, The Girl and I stopped at Michie Tavern for a bite to eat. We weren’t even really that hungry but the buildings were so cool that we decided to stop anyway. Michie Tavern was originally built in 1784 by William Michie. Michie had been Read More >>
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