HOW TO MAKE A FALL GARDEN SCARECROW
09/18/2022
Typically as summer winds down and the garden dries up, I rip everything out and live with bare garden beds until the next spring. This year, however, I decided to try my hand at a fall garden with cauliflower, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, lettuce and herbs. The summer peppers and tomatoes are still hanging on as well. To add an extra touch of pretty, I planted a section of fall colored perennials. My hope is they take root and overwinter well so I can transplant them to a larger cutting garden next spring. Keeping watch over the garden beds is my cute DIY lady scarecrow. With the back patio still torn up under construction and the extra dry summer we’ve had which has taken a toll on the grass, I needed some pretty in the back yard. I envisioned making a scarecrow but I didn’t want it to look...
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WHAT’S FOR DINNER | WEEKLY MEAL IDEAS
09/05/2022
Happy short work week! I’m using the day off today to prep this week’s casseroles so I can just stick them in the oven after work each evening. Only four work days this week and meals already prepped. I can feel it. It’s going to be a good week! MONDAYFillet MignonGreen BeansPumpkin Bread TUESDAYHam SteakCornbreadButtered Broccoli WEDNESDAYCreamy Beef & ShellsCucumber Onion Salad THURSDAYChicken TetrazziniOrange Jell-O w/ Marshmallows FRIDAYBrown Sugar Balsamic Glazed Pork TenderloinRiceButtered Peas
Living in a 1970s brick ranch house, there isn’t much natural light to be had. The front room/dining room...
This past weekend we marked another item off our family summer bucket list and traveled to Grand Lake in...
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