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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Songs for Saplings
Songs for Saplings have kicked off their US/Africa tour!! It was quite a thrill to see Dana in concert! Don’t miss the chance to catch one of Dana’s free concerts before she heads off to Malawi!
Posted in Building Community, Faith, Locally grown, Outings
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Strawberry-Rhubarb Jam
Well, I went and added to the long list of jams to make this summer. After seeing Dianne’s, Mary’s, Amanda’s, and especially Jayne’s, I couldn’t help myself. I got up extra early to get the jam made before anyone … Continue reading
Posted in From my kitchen, Locally grown, Mamas Who Inspire
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Sauvie Island Strawberries
Pictures from our weekend outing to Sauvie Island Farms. We picked over twenty pounds of strawberries – we ate as many as we could fresh, baked a few cakes (subbing-in whole wheat for half the flour), then put enough in … Continue reading
Mending
The mending has been piling up for some time now. Buttons are missing, hems are coming loose, a few little tears and snags here and there. Good thing it’s the kind of day where you want to stay inside, doing … Continue reading
Posted in Homemaking, Moderation and Economy
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Apricot Jam Prep
With three young children to look after, I often don’t have the time to make a batch of jam start to finish, so for the last two years, I have made jam in stages. Today was prep day for Apricot-Orange … Continue reading
Posted in Building Community, From my kitchen, Locally grown
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Baby things
My brother and his wife are getting ready to welcome their second child in the next few weeks, so of course, that meant another opportunity to knit some booties. The pattern is one I have used many many times – … Continue reading
Posted in Giving, Knitting, Locally grown
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