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Progress

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cabinets, cupboards, DIY, flowers, kitchen, perenniel, plant, planter, porch, progress, remodel, renovation on July 22, 2008 | 2 Comments »

Dear blog readers,
I’ve been thinking about you. Really, I have. I’ve switched over to a new waking/sleeping routine and while it’ll be good in the long run, it has been hard to get used to. I’ve been tired lately at odd times, so when I figure this whole new schedule thing out, I guarantee I’ll [...]

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Summer Dinner

Posted in Home Sweet Home, Rambling, Wake Forest, food, tagged basin, bowl, cook, cooking, cooks, countertop, dishes, dishwasher, DIY, double, eat, eating, food, garden, gardening, green onion, grow, growing, healthy, Home, House, kitchen, lettuce, meal, old, onion, pioneer woman, plant, raised beds, ranch dressing, recipe, Redo, remodel, renovation, romaine, salad, scallion, single, sink, subway tile, summer, tomatoes, vegetables, veggies, windows, winter greenhouse on July 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »

I love summer dinners around here. On the nights that it’s just me, I eat as many veggies as I can. This weekend it was romaine lettuce, grape tomatoes and scallions from the local produce stand tossed in a salad with this homemade ranch dressing. This is absolutely the best dressing ever (ever) and is simple [...]

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Day Trip to Carrboro

Posted in Family, NC, Travel, food, tagged avocado, bbq, carrboro, cars, chapel hill, charm, Coffee, day trip, daycation, dine, dining, diversity, eat, food, ice cream, locally made, lunch, NC, North Carolina, pork, provolone, railroad, restaurant, southern rail, staycation, tomato, town, Travel, vacation on July 6, 2008 | 3 Comments »

The Fourth of July was particularly special for us this year since it was the first Friday in- well, I don’t know how long that Matthew and I got to spend together. Since we work opposite schedules- weekends for Matthew and weekdays for me- we rarely get a full day together. We decided to take [...]

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