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On Monday I picked up my bulk order of chicken breasts. Homemade tacos are on the menu at least once a week around here so I went ahead filled my 2 favorite crock pots with 8 chicken breasts each and added a batch of my DIY Taco Seasoning and let them cook on high for about 4 hours. Once Read More >>
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This morning Lucy the puggle dog and I went out to the raspberry patch to do a little weeding. Every year around this time, new raspberry growth starts popping up between the rows and I have to get out there and do some serious weeding before the new canes begin to take over the paths. Read More >>
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This morning I whipped up a batch of chipotle strawberry jam. Thanks to all those fresh berries I picked up from Mr. Produce Guy a few days ago I was able to get a jump start on canning season this year. Strawberry chipotle jam has a bit of a kick to it and I like Read More >>
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If you have followed my blog for any lenth of time then you know I LOVE to travel. I have learned over the years {through a trial and error–well, mostly error} that a little preparation goes a long way when it comes to getting the most out of vacations. Here’s 10 tips to try BEFORE Read More >>
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Our trio of blue cochin chicks are now one month old and thriving. There was a bit of a mean girls club going on the first week we had the chicks but our sweet little blueberry toughed it out and is quickly catching up in size with the other two chicks. Normally around four weeks Read More >>
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