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Monthly Archives: March 2013
My neighbor’s toys (2)
This past November I shared some photo of the wooden toys that my neighbor makes. He likes to keep busy and amongst all the other things that he does, he always seems to have a woodworking project that he is … Continue reading
SSFC: using things up and keeping it simple
I feel like I am repeating myself a lot lately. For the Southern SOLE Food Challenge I keep saying “I kept my meal simple” or something similar. The “new” simple is even more simple that the “simple” was a month … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Herbs, Homemade, Minnesota
Tagged canned tomatoes, kale, pasta, Southern SOLE Food Challenge, SSFC, tomato sauce, What to do with kale
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A Year on Hold
I am just trying to accept my new pace for now and have termed this year “The Year on Hold.” My mind is still moving at its normal speed, but my physical body is moving at a fraction of normal. … Continue reading
There’s kale in my flower arrangement
If you have been reading here for a while you know about my love for growing and eating kale. There are different types of kale out there and you will find some of them in the nurseries for people to … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged flower arrangements, foxtail fern, golden rod, kale, ornamental kale
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SSFC: Vegan theme
The Southern SOLE Food Challenge has another themed-challenge this week – Vegan. That’s a semi-tough one for me. Most of my soups are made with chicken or beef broth so I had to break my habits and make a wonderful … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden, Homemade, Local
Tagged chard, Eating Local, local, onion, onions, Southern SOLE Food Challenge, SSFC, swiss chard, vegan, zucchini
10 Comments
A room with a view is not always a good thing
This past week has been Spring Break in my area of South Texas. Everyone has been making plans, going somewhere or just planning to relax at home. “Spring Break” doesn’t really mean anything to me. No kids, no one heading … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
6 Comments
I get by with a little help from my friends
For those of you that are used to doing your own things (working the garden, around the house, around the yard, trimming your own trees, hauling your own dirt) you completely understand me when I tell you how frustrating the … Continue reading
It’s About Time: Necklace #2 for Mom
Last week I admitted to taking a really long time to make some necklaces for my mom and you saw necklace #1 that I made for her using beads from my bead stash. It is time to show you necklace … Continue reading
Posted in Beading, It's About Time
Tagged beading, beads, bone beads, handmade, handmade gifts, necklace, porcelain, wirework, wood beads
6 Comments