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“Used Weck Jars For Sale” The other night my husband was perusing Craigslist {looking for who knows what} when ready to go to bed, l leaned over and said why don’t you ever look up anything interesting? {Meaning something I was interested in.} 😉 Like what? I don’t know. Wool cutters or canning jars or Read More >>
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My plan for May was to spend only $75 on groceries. But with a mini stock up trip at Costco and stops at 3 different farmers markets in May, I went over my budget. Hey, it happens. Some months you spend more than others, no big deal, right? Here’s a look at some of the Read More >>
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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen All kitchen projects are on hold until the dishwasher, and oven are delivered. Which is a good thing… because I’m having too much fun playing in my new religious family sized garden plot to care about anything kitchen related. 🙂 Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! According to the weather service, gusty winds and small hail are possible today. And it’s raining right now too. So you know what that means… pajamas…. ALL DAY. Yee-Haw! On the agenda for this wet and windy day: Pack up orders and ship them out Plant peppers in the kitchen garden {once/if it Read More >>
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Yesterday the plan was to harvest seaweed from the muddy beach below to add as mulch around our tomato plants. I think I have somewhere in the neighborhood of about 75 tomato plants in the garden so far {with still a few more to plant}. But after about 2 wheelbarrow loads, I sort of got Read More >>
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