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I think I was just so happy to be eating fun food again last week that I forgot to take a bunch of pictures. Oh well, I still have a few to share. Kodiak Cakes Oatmeal, have you tried it? It’s a little chewy and has just a hint of sweetness to it Read More >>
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Stay Healthy! Miss Puggle Love and I checked the shore just about everyday this past week and the most exciting thing we found were a couple of bait bags. Hopefully once more boaters get on the water we’ll get some more buoys. I think I’ve figured out a way to upcycle the bait bags though, Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Wait for Dock Guy to show up {again} Pack up orders and ship them on out Cut and prepare wool Get out Manny and level the garden area {so we can make garden beds next week} Pick out spot for fire pit Work on whale rug How about Read More >>
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On a budget but want to eat healthy? Here’s a month by month breakdown of when fruits and vegetables are in season and when they’ll likely be the most inexpensive. When my vegetable garden is in full swing, it’s super easy to supplement our weekly menu with fresh fruits and veggies. But it’s pretty easy Read More >>
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Sea salt and chocolate. Could there be a better combination? No, no I don’t think so. Slightly crispy on the outside, nice and soft on the inside, and a pinch of sea salt on top make these chocolate chip cookies a winner. Have them with your afternoon cuppa, or with your morning tea, but HAVE Read More >>
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