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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Snack of choice
HUMMUS! It’s my favorite, thrifty, last-minute dish when the kids need a savory snack, or we need to bring a side-dish to a get-together. It’s always a hit and goes great with crudite, chips, falafel, bagels, you name it! Homemade … Continue reading
Posted in From my kitchen, Homemaking, Moderation and Economy
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Setting the twist
The first batch of Easter-egg dyed yarn is off the wheel. Not a bad attempt, and I can see a lot of improvement from the beginning of one bobbin to the end of the next. And the girls enjoyed drafting … Continue reading
Posted in Spinning
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Garden update
Slowly, slowly, things are taking shape in the garden. Last Saturday, 9 volunteers came to help pot up summer squash, plant potatoes, carrots, parsnips, and continue dig up bamboo for the future raspberry bed. And earlier, I was able to … Continue reading
Posted in Building Community, Farming/Gardening, Locally grown
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A little comparison
On the upper left, a “cage-free organic” egg from the grocery store. On the lower right, an egg from Plucky, one of our hens. (I’d hate to add in a factory farmed egg – it couldn’t hold a candle.) Now, … Continue reading
Posted in Farming/Gardening, Locally grown
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A Living Hope
Preparing for our celebration of the Resurrection tomorrow: The children’s baskets may be put out awaiting little treats from a certain visitor, but our hearts and minds are fixed the redemptive joy of tomorrow. Blessed be the God and Father … Continue reading
Posted in Changing Seasons, Faith, Nature Table, Our home
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Garden Snapshot
A few quick pictures Firecracker and I took in the garden yesterday afternoon: The chickens having a grand time in the compost bin. All sorts of things are germinating – peas, peas and more peas, chard, kale, mustard greens, beets, … Continue reading