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I’ve had a jar of dried figs sitting in my pantry for the last two years and didn’t have a clue what I was supposed to do with it until I ate that delicious fig cookie in Boston last week. I didn’t trust myself to make fig cookies so I opted to whip up a Read More >>
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Last year the best purchase I made by far, was spending $3.30 at our public library. True, I was paying the fines for the overdue books I had borrowed, but when I compare that to the retail price of the 219 books I was able to borrow, WOWZA! I saved a TON! And books are Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Maybe one of these days you can let the light in.” Sara Bareilles Have a wonderful wednesday everyone…. I plan on spending the day in the garden… rain or shine. 🙂 🙂 🙂 ♥ Mavis *This deal post will be updated throughout the morning so be sure and check back for Read More >>
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Last friday my buddy Heather from Massachusetts and I took our girls into the big city for the Boston garden show. It wasn’t as big as the Northwest Flower and Garden Show we have up here in Seattle, but there was still plenty to see. Seriously. How cute is this packet of Mexican sour gherkin Read More >>
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Have you ever heard of the dirty dozen in the produce world? It’s basically a list that is published every year for the past 13 years by the Environmental Working Group that ranks the pesticide contamination of 48 common fruits and vegetables. If the pesticide levels are high, the produce item can land on the Dirty Read More >>
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