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Last week when the HH brought home a giant box of rhubarb I didn’t have the time to process it all so I have a bunch to my neighbor Hulda. Luckily her mom was in town and guess what? She made 2 pies. Hulda shared and I was able to get a slice of both Read More >>
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Over the weekend The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird made herself a pair of water balloon flip flops. She loved them so much she decided to make a pair for bff as well. I thought maybe some of you might be interested as these water balloon flip flops would be a super fun summer Read More >>
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Yesterday was Ryan’s last day here in the lovely Pacific Northwest so we headed out early and checked out a few more local gardens. We ended up making a bean teepee and planting pumpkin seeds with some local preschoolers in their children’s garden. Oh my word I had forgotten how funny little kids can be. Read More >>
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This past week we found quite a few treats in the fresh produce boxes we picked up from Mr. Produce Guy. Now that summer is right around the corner I have feeling we’ll be seeing lot’s of watermelon and tropical fruits in the scrap boxes we pick up every week for our backyard chickens. Slightly Read More >>
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Unless you planted oddles of pea seeds, chances are if you are picking fresh peas from the garden, they won’t even make it into the house. Or at least that’s how it used to be at our house when are kids were younger. What is it about fresh sugar snap peas that makes them so Read More >>
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