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Slowly but surely….

Posted onNovember 4, 2016November 4, 2016

I’ve felt pulled in all directions these last few weeks. I start one thing, and three others clamor for attention. So the goals for next few weeks are to settle down, focus on writing, finish dealing with the leaves, add a few more batches of soup/stew/something to the deep freeze… …and that’s too many things to Read More …

Categoriesfood, gardening, life, seasons, writingTagsaround the house, baking, gardening, writing

The Littlest Basil

Posted onJuly 31, 2016July 31, 2016

I like basil. I don’t love it–I don’t find it as versatile as thyme or tarragon, frex. But I enjoy the scent of it on my hands, and it’s wonderful when tossed with olive oil and warm tortellini. I haven’t grown it these last few years, though, because the plants always seem to bolt on Read More …

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Flowers, wild and tame

Posted onMay 20, 2015May 20, 2015

Not sure if I’ve ever mentioned my shady side yard before. I had it mulched a few years ago when it became obvious that the lawn would never fill in–too much shade from the ash and spruce and oak. The mulching proved expensive enough, but the cost of letting the landscaper fill in the area Read More …

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