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It’s that time of year again. The flip flops come out of hiding, the mosquito spray starts flying and the ice cream makers begin churning out one of my favorite food groups: homemade ice cream. In case there was any question about my love for the creamy, sugary goodness, I’ve compiled a list of all Read More >>
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Just because a certain fruit or vegetable isn’t in season in your neck of the woods, doesn’t mean grocers are not willing to have it trucked in from somewhere else to offer you a great price. Summer is finally here, which means a whole crop of new seasonal produce! June brings Father’s Day and is National Dairy Read More >>
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Last night as I was walking through our garden I noticed there were a few fruits and vegetables that were doing exceptionally well. The raspberries for instance. I am pretty convinced there will be a bumper crop of berries this year. The raspberry patch has been buzzing with activity for the last week and a Read More >>
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Tonight The Girl and I are watching Through a Dog’s Eyes. It’s a documentary that shows the relationship between service dogs and the people who use them. You know I am a sucker for animals, and knowing how much Lucy has added to our lives, I imagine this one might be a tear-jerker. Let me Read More >>
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Today Ryan and I took a ferry to The Johnson Farm on Anderson Island. My neighbor Mrs. Hillbilly and I went to the farm last weekend and had so much fun that I had to take Ryan back and show him around. Sue Huseby {who is totally awesome!} is the current community garden coordinator and Read More >>
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