Posted on November 10, 2009 by lizzylanefarm
The past few days has been glorious around here. Temps are up into the 60’s and it’s sunny. Just perfect for working outside, with no bugs, wind, or it being to hot. It’s so nice for a change and good for the spirits.
The leaves have fallen and the trees are all but a few bare and [...]
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Posted on October 2, 2009 by lizzylanefarm
That’s how my days have been going. The helpful lists I always make myself have been rewritten over and over and it’s the small projects that are being done while the large one return to the next list.
Yesterday I managed to finish up and print off several labels for the soaps and bath products I [...]
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Posted on August 25, 2009 by lizzylanefarm
We still have a few weeks left of warm weather but the signs are there. Late summer is here and so is the coming of fall around here. Already some of the trees are showing their bright red fall colors, the grass is wet with dew every morning and the fall wild flowers are starting [...]
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Posted on August 19, 2009 by lizzylanefarm
Home canning or preserving can be a very rewarding task. Once you know the basics it’s pretty easy and very safe if you follow the recommendations and don’t take short cuts.
It may seem like lots of work to start with but come winter, and around here they come soon and last forever, opening a jar of home [...]
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