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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Mushroom and Asparagus Pizza
Oh mushrooms, how I love you! I picked up some wonderful mushrooms last week. Once again, they were wonderful, thanks to Kitchen Pride Mushroom Farm, our local mushroom farm! I made up a tomato sauce that was filled with fresh … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Herbs, Local
Tagged asparagus, basil, Eating Local, Herbs, Kitchen Pride Mushroom Farm, KPMF, local, Oregano, Phoenicia Bakery & Deli, pita, pizza, portabella mushrooms, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme
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Flowers and their power
This past Sunday we focused Flower Power over at Not Dabbling in Normal. I grew up with some funky and neat clothes. We had some wonderful flowery sheets and I even have some of those and use them as top … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Herbs, Little things
Tagged flower power, Flowers, Herbs, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, pollinators
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Hi everyone!
I realize that I am been somewhat absent here at the blog over the summer. Many of you know I have some ups and downs this summer, but overall I am doing pretty well. I can’t believe we are approaching … Continue reading
My very own suit of armour
There has always been something about a suit of armour that catches my attention. It is amazing to think about the weight of a suit of armour and what it must have been like to wear one. The craftsmanship is … Continue reading
Family
Family can mean many things. I have my mother and step-dad, and I have a brother and 2 nieces. I also have husband…. that leads to a father-in-law and many brother-in-laws and a sister-in-law. That also leads to many nieces … Continue reading
Lammas, and thankful for harvests
Lammas, hmmm. I didn’t know much about it until Alexandra suggested it for one of our Sunday Photos themes. As I think about Lammas, I think about growing up in a small town in Wisconsin with all the farms nearby. … Continue reading
Posted in Bread, Miscellaneous
Tagged celebration, harvest, lammas, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, traditions
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A change in scenery
A few days ago, we focused our Sunday Photos on travel and getting away.Recently we went to Erie, PA for a family reunion. After seeing brown, crispy landscapes in our area, the lush green was almost too much for the … Continue reading
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