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Online Things I had a VERY productive week with the dye pots and can now say I am at the 90% mark on as far as dyed wool goes for the year. If I keep going at this pace, I should be finished by this time next week with that part. And I’m pretty excited Read More >>
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Here we go again… I had been going back and forth about whether or not I was going to put up decorations for St Patrick’s Day and had finally decided I wasn’t going to do it {it’s SO MUCH work!} I mean really, Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, wasn’t that enough? And then I was at Read More >>
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Yesterday, for the third time this week, I was able to get out of the house and take Lucy for a walk on the beach. The weather here has been fantastic lately. Or at least the past few days have been. Walking on the sidewalks around here is still pretty much a crap shoot. The Read More >>
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Gardening season is almost here, can you believe it? I am counting down the days until I start planting my seeds. I can hardly stand it. I was looking through photos last night of the trip I took to Kew Gardens last summer and came across photos of some quick cheap essay trellis ideas and Read More >>
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Just one generation ago, cooking from scratch was the way to save money and buying foods for eating well on a tight budget were just the norm. Produce was cheap and convenience came at a cost. Things have totally flipped, though. In the height of couponing, convenience came next to free. So, now that Read More >>
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