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Hello, this is Mavis’ sponsor, umm, Lola. Mavis will not be blogging here today. She received a package in the mail yesterday and went into one of her “episodes” again and is currently undergoing treatment for this matter. Hopefully she will be in a better frame of mind tomorrow, so be sure and check back. Read More >>
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I say tomaaato, you say tomahhto! I decided to plant some tomatoes. You know, just a few. Well 100 to be exact. These little peat pot thingamajigs are my favorite container to plant tomato seeds in. Plus they are fun to squish between your fingers. Hello little pile of peat mossy dirt. I selected 10 Read More >>
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I looked out the window this afternoon and saw this: I wonder if the other chickens are jealous?
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Step #1. Lose your keys and walk aimlessly around town looking for them. Then after 12 miles decide what the heck, I bet I could walk a marathon. Step #2 Send out an email to your friends asking if anyone wants to walk a marathon with you. Although I did have one person say they Read More >>
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Step 1. Have a mother who sees a party hat in a “little shop” while visiting Florida who then decides to buy said hat for her daughter, not because her daughter will necessarily wear the hat with the tacky margarita print and red feathers, but because her daughter will take apart the $40 hat, then Read More >>
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