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Holy Canolies there are a TON of free and awesome offers for moms out there right now. I normally don’t notice all the “mom” offers because, well, The Boy and The Girl don’t exactly fit in baby slings anymore! But a friend of mine is about to have a baby, so I’ve been on the Read More >>
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After The Girl and I watched Pretty in Pink last week, I casually mentioned that the movie was part of a whole group of “brat pack” movies from the 80’s. The Girl asked me, “What’s the brat pack?”. I stopped dead in my tracks. Am I that old? Have I failed my own child that Read More >>
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If you’re like me, and maybe, just maybe went a little overboard on planting potatoes this year {unless it’s the HH reading this, then I standby the fact that I planted the perfect amount, ha!}, then you might be wondering how to store them so that you can get the most out of your crop. Read More >>
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Here is a quick and easy qunioa salad you can make any time of year. It’s packed with protein, and what do you know, it’s good for you too! 😉 Quinoa Salad Ingredients 1 cup uncooked quinoa 1 1/2 cups water 1 {15-ounce} can black beans, drained and rinsed 1 cup cilantro, finely chopped Read More >>
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If you live in or near Seattle, I hope you know all about Seattle Tilth. Their mission is simple and one I can totally get behind: to inspire and educate people to safeguard our natural resources while building an equitable and sustainable local food system. I’ve been to their plant sales, their chicken coop tour Read More >>
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