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I LOVE farmer’s markets and support them and shop at them whenever I can. Awesome produce, awesome people. And when I go to a farmer’s market, I’m there for the produce. I’ll buy a loaf a bread or a pastry treat if something looks amazingly delicious, though. But according to a fascinating article I read Read More >>
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A few days ago when I was telling you about my trip to Costco with Mrs.HB, and how I thought buying a 6 pack of lip balm was ridiculous, several of you chimed in on Facebook and the comment section of that post to tell me you LOVE your multiple tubes/containers of lip balm. Can’t Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “There is no such thing in anyone’s life as an unimportant day.” Alexander Wooollcott Yesterday I took Lucy to the vet’s to get her nails done {it’s the only place in town she hasn’t been kicked out of yet} and when they weighed her {with her harness and leash on} and Read More >>
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We go through Black Beans and Chick Peas like nobody’s business around here, so it is totally worth the effort to buy them {dried} in bulk and can them. The best part about canning beans, is that you can eat them at a moments notice–no soaking them and then cooking them. Just pop off the Read More >>
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The weather here in the Pacific Northwest has been crazy warm this past week. With temps in the upper 70’s low 80’s the garden is beginning to come alive. True, cooler weather is in the forecast for this week, but that burst of warm air has been wonderful for the plants and seedlings. Our little Read More >>
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