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The other day Madam Chow {from Madam Chow’s Kitchen} left me her recipe for sauteed kale with Parmesan cheese so I thought I would give it a try. And guess what? It tasted so good I forgot I was even eating kale {well almost!}. 😉 Kale, it’s good for you. Go eat some. Ingredients 1 Read More >>
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Nothing says summer like a day at the beach: Â the waves, the salty air, the threat of birds crapping on your head. Â Before you hit the sand, here’s my top 10 must-haves to make sure a day at the beach is nothing but R&R. Sunscreen. Â I know, duh, but not including it would be crazy Read More >>
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I love the fourth of July. Â It means BBQ’s, friends, and sparklers. Â Paper sparklers are a totally safe way to help the little ones feel involved in the festivities, or if you live or are traveling to one of those no-burn areas for the 4th, to still add a little spark to the holiday. Â Plus, Read More >>
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When I was at the Mother Earth News Fair a couple of weeks ago, the most commonly asked question my online boyfriend, Ryan, got was how to store seeds long-term. I don’t know if it was just the Mother Earth News crowd, or if that is a question on a lot of people’s minds, but Read More >>
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This week we picked up four boxes of discard fruits and vegetables from Mr. Produce Guy. How do you eat your banana’s? Do you prefer them green? Totally yellow, or with a few spots? My grandfather would wait until a banana was practically black before he ate it. As a kid I thought it was Read More >>
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