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Move over Ryan, I found a new boyfriend. Sure, he may not speak English, but he frequently wears velour track suits and travels with large tour groups, so that’s a plus. And, did you see his hat? I’m a Rock Star? Be still my heart. As far as my shopping went, it was a rather Read More >>
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I know there are all sorts of freezer and low sugar recipes out there for raspberry jam, but this one {and all it’s sugar} is still my favorite. For the most part, we don’t consume a lot of sugar. But when it comes to raspberry jam, I like mine sweet, and in my opinion, this Read More >>
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I feel like a total slacker lately. My kitchen looks like a bomb went off, the laundry is stacking up, and the HH is freaking out because the 2 of the 4 wheels fell off the dishwasher this morning. There are just not enough hours in the day to get everything done. If I could Read More >>
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I found this recipe for blueberry buckle on my friend Jane’s blog a couple of years ago and have been making it ever since. With all the blueberries starting to ripen in our backyard garden, I figured now would be the perfect time to bake this for Sunday brunch. I like using an 8×8 inch Read More >>
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Peanut the chicken is missing. This is very sad. Peanut is by far my favorite chicken of this years flock. She loves me. Every time I walk out to the coop, once she sees me, she comes running over to the gate, sits down, and waits for me to pick her up. And now she Read More >>
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