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My hillbilly neighbors were about to take three shelving units to the landfill when I drove by and asked if I could have them. They were happy to get rid of them and to not pay fee to throw them away. If I didn’t want something, I ‘d either put it in the garage Read More >>
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The 150 bare root strawberry plants I ordered finally arrived last night. I chose a June bearing variety so they will come on all at once and we can make jam. Monkey Boy loves his strawberry jam. I think we are down to the last jar from the 2008 harvest, so the timing was perfect. Read More >>
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I started my tomato seeds a week ago today and I’m still waiting for them to emerge. I planted 2 trays (100 starts) and hope it will be enough. I actually only have room for about 60 plants so if there are any extra I’ll pass them along to the neighbors. The more you Read More >>
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I seem to have a birthday gift giving theme going on this year: party hats. Everyone needs their own handmade party hat to celebrate their birthday. Nowadays, we can buy cake and ice cream any day of the week simply because we WANT it. We can also pop into Target on a whim for impersonal Read More >>
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In an effort to get back to basics, I’ve been making our bread for the past 6 weeks and loving it. Goodbye old sandwich bread with unknown ingredients, hello wholesome filling food with ingredients that are both local AND I can pronounce. So far our favorite recipe comes from Bob’s Red Mill Baking Book: Read More >>
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