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...20 tomatoes, 5 zucchinis, 7 hot peppers, 2 bunches basil, 3 onions, and 2 cucumbers for: $23.18I picked the eggplants and tomatoes myself. Now, in...
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(lesson: don't run with boiling water)Yesterday Lisa E. and I canned peaches and had the honor to do it while chatting like magpies with the...
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This is what this dish looks like when I'm trying to impress you with my healthy restraint.This is what happens when I put the camera...
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With my new need to budget my groceries more carefully, I'm giving a lot of thought to pantry cooking and meal planning, the only two...
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(This one's for M. Sinclair Stevens and GenX Theorist)I just took an online personality test based on both Carl Jung's theories on psychological types and...
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Instructions for reading this post: Do not, under any circumstances, read this post as a cry for help, a boo-hoo fest, or as an effort...
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Meet Romeo and Juliette, discovered in flagrante delicto in the cover of the ugly bush yesterday morning. While initiating a major hack job on an...
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In about thirty seconds from the moment this serene picture was snapped, the subject experienced a little internal combustion.I told the subject that I would...
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Hell might look like this. (Isn't it funny how often I refer to "hell" when I don't actually believe in it? I am intrigued by...
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I first fell in love with this fabric when I saw it on Capello's blog No Appropriate Behavior. I ended up ordering it in two...
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(to prove that I'm not a totally negative individual)Plus: making frugality sound goodCan you believe this sunflower?That is the color of light when it's happy.What's...
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Is that a squash in your patch or are you just happy to see me?(That turned out to sound dirtier than I intended.)The last time...
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Snails are like parents, you should never see them have sex.Unfortunately, I've witnessed both.What's really weird is to separate two snails in the middle of...
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Where, oh where have I left my stoicism?I am a prickly specimen. While roses may be my favorite flower to cultivate in my garden, one...
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When I went to cognitive behavioral therapy a few years ago I learned some very important things. 1) You're the best one suited to figure...
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I would love to develop a cottage garden. "Cottage" has such a wonderfully pretty sound to it. If it's "cottage-y" it must be cozy and...
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Each box will be a little different. Perhaps over time they will evolve even more dramatically.I've made two so far and each has a nest,...
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This is the very first diary I ever kept, given to me by someone on my tenth birthday. It is unfortunate that it is peppered...
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(plus frightening hair details)I've got a whole lot on my mind so I'll just spit it all out as it comes to me, in no...
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Has anyone else noticed the trend amongst mothers to write blog letters to their tender children for posterity? I too have had the urge to...
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That's not all that's on the wall, but I know you don't want to hear all about the surprise rubber check we found we'd written,...
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Pets, people, kids, fleas, bones, dust, crumbs, fur, laundry, papers, receipts, flies, infirmity, FIV, poo samples, scabies, bills, litter, piss, mildew, dishes, Legos, lint, scraps,...
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When I was a kid I enjoyed eating raw beets right out of the garden with the dirt still clinging to the roots in rude...
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I just looked at my site meter and I can't help but notice that lately my site has been lower on visitors than usual and...
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(the floosy in the other room) (get out of my dream already!) I never thought my dreams would be so short of rich subconscious material...
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(not a dirty euphemism)Yesterday was a huge preserving day for me. Lisa E. and I got together to can the peaches that we picked a...
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Philip got a job! But before I go any further, let me just say that it doesn't pay enough to cover much more than just...
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Two years ago exactly Philip had just lost his job, a filling fell out, and I broke my hip and couldn't walk for three months....
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I am very overwhelmed by all that needs to get done today. So it's a huge blessing that Max is going to Rex's house to...
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Before And After!Let's do that again from another shot...BeforeAnd After!Have I mentioned lately how my blood is moving at the speed of molasses and everything...
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(This one's for Capello)5-20-04This song feeds a kind of human sorrow that is always cloaked in indescribable joy. To open it up I unleash all...
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