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My 22 Goals for 2019 Goal #1 — Spend More Time Doing What I Love This past week was the perfect mix of working in the yard, hanging outside, and spending a little down time on a mini day trip with the HH. I wish I could hit the pause button though and have 72 Read More >>
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Hello Saturday!! On the agenda for today: Finish listing wool bundles on Etsy Work in garden… get some seeds in the ground Chase Thanksgiving dinner out of the yard {our resident turkey} Take a Nap Eat delicious lemon tart The Girl bought for me yesterday at the 1690 House Bakeshop and Cafe Go to bed Read More >>
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UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed Yesterday while the HH and I were out on a date day adventure, we had stopped off at the Harrisville General Store for lunch. As we were getting out of the car, I noticed an open flag next to one of the brick buildings across the street and told Read More >>
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10 Fun Facts About Rhubarb 1. The word rhubarb comes from the Latin word “rhababarum” which means “root of the barbarians.” The Romans labelled anyone who ate rhubarb “barbarians.” I guess that makes me a barbarian! 2. Color matters! The color of the stalk determines the taste. The darker the red stalk, the sweeter the Read More >>
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A few weeks ago we snagged an awesome deal on organic Bartlett pears; 40 pounds for $20. And while I wasn’t exactly sure what I was going to do with all those pears at the time, I couldn’t resist the price so I bought them. One almond pear tart and about 20 fresh pears later, Read More >>
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