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On Sunday night my family took the red eye to Boston. When we arrived at our hotel around 7 am on Monday morning, they were just beginning to set up for the 2013 Boston Marathon. We decided to go to Boston for Spring break a few weeks prior. I found a sweet deal on some Read More >>
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Olive Garden Pasta E Fagioli Soup {Copy Cat Recipe} Baby it’s cold outside! A heaping bowl of hot soup sounds good on a day like today. Here are my top 10 favorite soup recipes. Stay warm, Mavis Chicken Tortilla Soup Corn Chowder with Bacon, Potatoes and Chives Black Bean and Corn Soup Rustic Pea Soup Read More >>
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I hope you all took my advice and took a nap this week. If you tried, but couldn’t seem to fall asleep, here’s a list of foods that actually help you get a better night’s rest {or mid-afternoon’s rest, whatever floats your boat}: Cherries – They are high in melatonin, a natural sleep aid. Read More >>
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{My garden gate – Fall 20012} As soon as the Handsome Husband built a fence and garden gate with an arbor, I planted wisteria asap. In fact I’ve planted wisteria at every house we’ve ever owned {except the first one}. For those of you who don’t know, wisteria is just about the easiest vine you can grow. The purple and Read More >>
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It’s been a wee bit difficult getting eggs lately. Awkward Martha our Plymouth Rock chicken and Squirrely our tiny bantam we picked up for free at last years Mother Earth News Fair have gone broody and won’t give up the eggs without a small fight. When chickens go broody they tend to sit on their “eggs” for about 30 Read More >>
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