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Yesterday I stopped by a local farm and bought a few pumpkins, I couldn’t resist. We’ve had more squash {mostly butternut} growing in the backyard than pumpkins this year, and the pumpkins we do have back there, well they aren’t quite ready yet so I finally broke down and picked up a few to place Read More >>
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I made these jalapeno cheddar scones the other day to go with the beef stew we were having for dinner and holy cow man, they were a 10 out of a 10. They were so good in fact, my husband ate two scones with dinner, one later that night, and one for breakfast the next Read More >>
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Hello and Happy Monday! I woke up this morning and immediately checked the temperature outside… 34 degrees! That my friends, is hot cocoa weather and I couldn’t be happier. Puffy coats and flannel jammies here I come. Market Basket $32.70 {prices have gotten much higher!} I told the HH I needed a can of pumpkin Read More >>
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My 14 Goals for 2020 Goal #1 – Take Full Advantage of Having My Husband Home 24/7 We had some serious conversations this past week… Earth shattering stuff like “Right Guard deodorant, it’s okay I guess, it does the job… but who in the world doesn’t shower for 72 hours… unless their camping or something?” Read More >>
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Years ago, everyone had a root cellar and because of that, storing produce was fairly simple. While root cellars have gone the way of the dinosaur, you can still store your fruits and veggies so they will last for many months, but you need to know what conditions each items stores best in. How to Read More >>
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