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For Christmas this year, I am putting together a couple of batches of dried orange peel potpourri to give to neighbors and friends. Then, all they will have to do is dump the back into some water to simmer–filling their whole house with holiday goodness. Ingredients {recipe makes enough for one bag of potpourri} Handful Read More >>
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The holidays bring a lot of gray areas when it comes to gift-giving and tipping. I mean, if I tipped or gave a gift to everyone who helped me in any way during the year, I’d be broke…and exhausted. Still, there a several people who keep me up and running–literally and metaphorically, and I like Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Fissure Definition: Groove, crack, crevice, a narrow opening parting any substance Used in a sentence: A large fissure appeared in the hillside after the earthquake. Well the power must have gone out last night because we awoke to our furnace making a strange buzzing sound around 3 am. Good times people, good times. I thought Read More >>
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One of my favorite gifts to give around the holidays is a cute coffee mug, a bag of coffee or a tin of tea and some homemade biscotti. All wrapped up, it make for the perfect combo of homemade and thoughtful. My biggest problem is figuring out which type of biscotti to make. My list Read More >>
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I use twine a lot around here for everything from gardening to cooking, but having a jumbled mess of the stuff makes me crazy. Even if you aren’t as OCD as I am, you’ll probably love this easy way to store your twine. With just a few simple supplies that you probably have lying around Read More >>
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