I enjoyed the Emmys
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Nicole Kidman at the EmmysI tend to watch most of the awards shows,
although I've never gotten into Dancing With the Stars or that sort of
thing. Mostly I...
My Shelfari Bookshelf
Some sites I enjoy
Goatsmilk Soap
PEI Lupins
The Island was covered with these!!
About Me
- wendyytb
- We are blessed to have seven grandchildren! Life has never been so busy! I continue to work as a nurse, but my home time is most important. I paint and craft, and enjoy life in our tiny 800 sq foot home. The challenge to downsize continues... Live simple and small is my mantra!
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A little bit about blogging, selling, and Amazon links in emails - This is going to be off topic, but I promise it’s an anomaly. I’m not about to become a blogger who blogs about blogging. And fair warning: this is prob...
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You wouldn't be dead for quids - I bought our first mobile phone in 1990, three years after mobile calls started in Australia. The phone was Hanno's 50th birthday present; he will turn 77 ...
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Preserving with Mrs. Wages Pickled Okra and Vegetables Mix - This post is written in partnership with my friends at Mrs. Wages. Hope you enjoy! This is it, friends. The last big push of the summer canning season. Thi...
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Review – Guppy Friend microfiber catching laundry bag - [image: Review – Guppy Friend microfiber catching laundry bag] In March, I wrote about microfiber laundry pollution from synthetic clothing and mentioned...
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Daughter Update - Given how many posts I devoted to my daughter’s anxiety issues, I figured it was time for a brief update on the situation. After pulling out of the high sc...
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An Eleena Dress - We recently took a weekend trip to the grandparents' house to celebrate a cousin's birthday. A new dress was clearly necessary for such an occasion. ...
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Hello from a cold South Africa - Hello from a very cold South Africa 🙂 The temperature has plummeted over the past week but our lovely indigenous Aloes are flowering and attracting may bi...
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Blog Issues - Sigh. I received some nice comments and finally carved out some time to moderate them and respond. Blogger did not make this easy. It took multiple attempt...
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Seed: A post-apocalyptic romp (Sneak Preview) - The following is an excerpt from Seed, a post-apocalyptic romp by C.S. Patton, now available on Kindle. SEED | Chapter Two | Friday A n interesting turn...
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Frugal Daily: a newsletter update - So far I’ve sent 16 newsletters out–with one on the way in the morning!–and I’ve already received several emails from readers who are enjoying the tips! I ...
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How to create the time to live YOUR fair and sustainable life? - Almost a year ago I wrote here that I was going to step away from this space for a month - to focus on home and start the new year with a calm mind and a c...
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All Good Things Come to an End - Yes, dear reader, the time has come. Everything in life has a beginning and an ending, and I believe that it’s time to wrap up The Greening of Gavin blo...
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Cloth Diapering Decisions: Help! - After years of struggling with infertility and a very painful year of treatments, my hubby and I are pregnant. Of course, true to form, the pregnancy has b...
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After the Wedding - And this is why these days I use Instagram. Dear friends. I just wrote a heartfelt post about the last few months. Mainly to tell you all about the beau...
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Simple living routines: morning and evening - by Rose @ greening the rose Creative commons by Alondra Olivas Routines serve us well when we use them as a framework to deal with the essentials of the da...
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SMALL STEPS, BIG IMPACT - [image: SMALL STEPS, BIG IMPACT] Want to start living more sustainably but you are stuck in the city? Takepart.com talks with Anais
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Blasting this conversation into a massive orbit!!!!! - Hi friends. I wanted to invited you to join me in the continued conversation about how to have a life that is good for ourselves and our world over at Coli...
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New Website - I haven't decided if I need to move all my efforts over to my new website or keep chatting here too especially for chatty stuff. At any rate, lots of pages...
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4 Weeks In: The Public School Update - When I was pregnant with Zeb I had several Wise Women approach me…you know the kind that just seem to have a spark of knowing something? Women from my mom’...
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I'll be in the Wild Garden - Hi! I'm over here now. Do come and visit. :)
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All Souls…… - I don’t get a chance to read much but when I do, I like it to be a book that is real. My friend Mary who is Irish, gave me this book recently and thought...
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Wild Plum Jelly - · Wash the wild plums · Place the plums in a large stockpot or pressure cooker, and add water until it's just below the top of the fruit ...
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Making the best use of what you've got... - My son recently moved up a scout group! He was very excited. On the day he came though, the scout group were at the stage where they were testing out thei...
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Ask me your questions! - Hi there friends! It’s been a couple-a-three weeks since any new content has come up here at TinyChoices.com. I’m sorry about that! I had a busy couple of ...
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An etsy update - Here is a mosaic of the rovings and yarn updated to my etsy shop this weekend Our Holistic Life
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New Blog Address - My Year Without Spending has moved! Please bookmark the new address if you haven't yet. Click here to go to the new site.
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Kayak painting
From a photo I took while out paddling last summer
Harvest Helper
Dustinwithtatoos
Beans
Peppers
One very sorry excuse for a sacrecrow
Dustin and Halen
Alexia
Garden Helper
Hopefully he will scare away the pesky rabbits!!!
Poppy in the Ocean
He did not have to be coaxed too hard to do this!
Apple Fly Maggot Trap
(I hope that is all it catches!)
Beeswax Candles
(They smell so sweet!)
Dandelion Syrup
Very tasty and nutritious too!
More Crops
Tomatoe, Leeks and Peppers
Crops
Carrots and Beets
Raised garden beds
Built and planted
Paintings I have done
My Grandson
Ruffled Skirt
Made for my grand daughter
Magnolia in Bloom
Isn't THIS pretty?
Veggie Stew
Isn't this pretty?
Okaaayyy, it's an egg, right?
ReplyDeleteIt is a very tiny egg...but it an egg nonetheless!
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