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woah oregano! or, 16 things to do with too many herbs Use fresh or dried herbs in potato salad or on ...
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how i made a doormat with those straw trivets I am IN LOVE what you have created with this am...
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Category Archives: green thumb
to make a farm ~ a documentary
we’ve been camping twice already this season, and one of my favourite things about camping is driving home. no, that’s not because i can’t wait to get back to the luxury of civilized life. well, there’s that too. i’d be … Continue reading
cornflower candlewick vase – and happy mother’s day
i couldn’t believe my luck when i came across a candlewick vase with cornflower etching (i wrote about candlewick here). i’ve always kept an eye out for candlewick because my mum-in-law has a collection of the glasses, but the only … Continue reading
weekend in a nutshell: trilliums
took a walk through the forest and enjoyed the trilliums in full bloom. i’ve written about our trilliums before. the white ones (Trillium grandiflorum, capital T intentional) are our provincial flower, and also the state wildflower of ohio (thanks wiki). so … Continue reading
sure signs of spring
hello spring! it’s the *vernal equinox today, and though we’ve had a very mild winter which has felt a bit like spring anyways, there are some sure signs that the season is here. of course, this is canada, and mother … Continue reading
Posted in canadiana, green thumb
Tagged guest post, knitting, red tail hawk, roll up the rim tim hortons, seasonal knitting, spring
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friday archive dive!
for just a few weeks in autumn, before a cold wind blows the leaves to the ground, the trees change. it happens every year of course, but each time they burst with colours so vibrant, i can’t help but think … Continue reading
