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Delicious Fisher Scones {thanks Mrs. HB}. BLT with homegrown tomatoes. Leftover pulled pork chili. Anyone want the recipe? Quesadillas. {CASE A DILL AH} You have to say it like Napoleon Dynamite’s Grandma. Don’t know what I’m talking about? Go HERE. Ritz Cracker Chicken Casserole. It’s the HH’s new favorite thing. Pickety Bits… The Girl made Read More >>
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My 14 Goals for 2020 Goal #1 – Take Full Advantage of Having My Husband Home 24/7 My new laptop arrived yesterday and so the HH has been working on setting it up for me. We must be getting old because we’re both totally annoyed that you have to go in and disable the microphone Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things My sunrise walks on the beach with Lucy are getting later these days… I think at the height of summer we’d be there around 5:30 in the morning, and now it’s closer to 6:15. People are leaving few things behind these days Read More >>
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Hello Thursday, you’re looking lovely so far. The sunflowers are blooming like mad and the fuzzy bumble bees are HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY! I hope they give the people out on a walk a big smile. The hanging basket is still hanging in there… I haven’t fertilized it at all this summer, just watering it like Read More >>
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Garlic is one of the easiest crops to plant…ever. You basically just dig a hole, plop in a clove, and cover it with dirt. It sits there in winter and then, without any further effort, in the spring, it pokes its green little shoots through. Easy peasy winter gardening. If “dig hole, drop clove, cover” Read More >>
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