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This past week The Girl and I picked 5 boxes of chicken scraps from Mr. Produce Guy. At first glance it really looked like quite a haul of fresh fruits and vegetables. But we soon discovered otherwise as we started to unload the boxes. We were able to reclaim 2 bunches of fresh cilantro which Read More >>
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If you haven’t noticed, I’ve kind of got a thing for Lasagna. I mean I’m not cheating on Chocolate and would clearly never break up with Pie for it, but sometimes Lasagna & I, we get pretty hot and heavy. Or in this case, hot and cheesy! I stumbled upon a version of this recipe Read More >>
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I thought I would give you a quick update on what’s happening in our square foot garden. The sugar snap peas are up! These pea plants will only get about 2 feet tall so they are perfect for a square foot garden. I planted peas in 6 squares {maybe a few more} and so far Read More >>
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It’s really awesome when something comes along that actually makes me excited to clean the house {who doesn’t need a little motivation there, right?}. When the nice folks at Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day sent me some products from their new “Sunflower” line, I was actually eager to clean my house {please let’s just keep this Read More >>
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I was reading an NPR article the other day that quite literally made my jaw drop. A raisin farmer named Marvin Horne in California has made it all the way to the Supreme Court, for {brace yourself} selling his raisins to the public. Apparently, selling your raisins to the public is against the law. The Read More >>
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