Join Mavis Butterfield for vegetable gardening and canning tips, easy recipes, and saving money strategies (Rug hooking, too!). Simple living at its best!
Quote of the day: “Work hard, stay positive, and get up early. It’s the best part of the day.” ~ George Allen, Sr. Hello Saturday! Miss Lucy the pom pom queen and I plan to bake a batch of cookies, dye wool and try to get a long walk in today {I need to walk Read More >>
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I like produce. I like to grow it. And I like to eat it. Plus I like to create recipes with it. I’m also kind of a nerd and like to get to know my produce. I like learning new or fun tidbits of info about the produce I’m growing/eating/baking. If you’re a weirdo like Read More >>
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$100 a Month Spotlight: Each month, I will be shining the light on a resource, hobby, or money-making idea that you can start to implement for $100 or less. Our first guest is Sharon Hujik, who I have been working with since 2011. This is the second in a three-part series on how to start Read More >>
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Right before the big snow storm, I cleaned out the coop and added several new layers of pine shavings and straw for Lucy’s chicken babies so they could keep warm. I know there are TONS of people out there who are into the deep litter method {including my friend Heather from MA.} but just the Read More >>
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After pretty much doing all the cooking for our household the past 25 years, having my husband change gears and work from home has made a HUGE difference in the kitchen. I truly had no idea he was such a good cook. I mean, I knew he could make a good chicken soup, but beyond Read More >>
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