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Holy Crackers it’s too cold to get out of bed this morning. I think Old Man Winter is about a month early. It’s so cold in the house right now that if I don’t see some snow on the ground when I get up to make my tea, I’m going to be seriously bummed. Brrrrrr! Read More >>
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Last week I planted paperwhites, and according to the package, the paperwhites should be blooming here in about 3 more weeks. I wanted to share a picture I took today with those of you who have never planted them before. Paperwhites are SUPER easy to grow, look great, and make great {inexpensive} gifts too. I Read More >>
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If you are looking for a unique dessert to make this Thanksgiving, try this recipe for Pineapple Buttermilk Pie. One bite and you will be hooked. This pie has a very old-fashioned taste and texture to it. It reminds me of the real homemade pies one might find in a roadside diner where the waitress’ Read More >>
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Looking for a fun activity for the kids to do during Thanksgiving? Check out these super awesome Thanksgiving turkey cookies The Girl and I made. Not only are they fun to make, they’re fun to eat! I don’t know a kid out there who doesn’t love an edible arts and crafts project, do you? If Read More >>
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Last night we had our first frost, and this morning I noticed a comment from Sheryl on facebook informing me my Brussels Sprouts were big enough to pick. As I started to walk out to the garden I suddenly realized, I had no idea HOW TO PICK Brussels sprouts. So what did I do? I Read More >>
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