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In 2012 I was able to grow 2,028 pounds of vegetables in our backyard garden. Not only was it a crazy undertaking, but it was an amazing amount of fun. We’ve moved twice since then {you can read all about the house where this all started, and the HOA house if you’re interested} and now Read More >>
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Quote of the Day A garden is a grand teacher. It teaches patience and careful watchfulness; it teaches industry and thrift; above all it teaches entire trust. ~ Gertrude Jekyll Hello Friday, I’m so glad you’re here! On the agenda today: Planting remaining seeds in the vegetable garden and then do a HAPPY DANCE because Read More >>
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It’s been busy around here the last few days but I’m happy to announce the corn patch has finally been planted! I’m not sure how many ears 9 rows about 40 feet long with yield, but I’m hoping there will be enough sweet corn to freeze and last us until next summer. Only time will Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Hope is the sunshine and sprinklers of your life. It’s what makes you grow and thrive.” ~ Justin Buzzard Hello Thursday! An electrician will be here today to do some wiring {because the pop up projects never seem to stop around here} and I’ll be planting beans {for drying this fall} and Read More >>
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I grew up in a home where Light Miracle Whip was a constant staple in the fridge {my mom has always loved her “light” products but I always stocked our fridge with regular Miracle Whip, unless of course mayonnaise was on sale, then mayonnaise it was!}. I always thought mayonnaise and Miracle Whip were interchangeable. Read More >>
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