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The Fearless Cooking Club. It's never too late to start. Tag Archives: cooking clubs. January 18, 2015. We traveled to Italy in October. The food was fabulous and the scenery was spectacular. The Cinque Terre (the five lands) was our favorite destination. Monterosso del Mare has the most beautiful beach of the five towns on the Italian Riviera. We stayed at the Hotel Pasquale. A small family-run hotel in the heart of this ancient village overlooking the Liguorian Sea. The pesto was very fresh and bright.
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Homestead Harvest: Deadman's Basin Reservoir
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Monday, July 27, 2009. I'll let you judge for yourselves. On Saturday night, a storm did roll throug...
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Homestead Harvest: Take a moment to vote!
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Take a moment to vote! Thank you so much for putting this out there!
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Homestead Harvest: September 2008
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Thursday, September 18, 2008. A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose. The book sat unread for...
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Homestead Harvest: Droopy Things
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. This is our Harry Lauder's Walking Stick tree, also know as curly filbert.
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Homestead Harvest: Family Reunion 2010
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Thursday, September 09, 2010. Tammy, Shirlee, Jeanie. Steve, Sharon, Janet. Jim and Jeanie Mullins.
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Homestead Harvest: February 2009
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Wednesday, February 04, 2009. I did an informal poll of myself to find out my favorite season. Whene...
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Homestead Harvest: December 2009
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Take a moment to vote! Garmin Connect - Activity Details for Untitled.
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Homestead Harvest: October 2008
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This blog began several years ago as a narrative of our efforts to lead a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle in the middle of our city. It still is, although our city has changed from Raleigh to Boise and we now are working diligently on restoring the family homestead in Montana. The blog is also a chronicle of our lives together as a married couple, marriage being a sort of homesteading in itself. Saturday, October 25, 2008. Too many rounds of bad Mexican food in Boise. Friday, October 24, 2008.
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val's ventures: December 2006
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December 19, 2006. Crouched in the door of the Twin Otter, waiting for the signal to jump, I see Zicatela Beach 15,000 feet below me, patiently awaiting my return. In just six short minutes, I'll set myself down softly on the hot white sand. The yellow light comes on: “Door! Green light: “Go! Facing each other, I wait for the signal from Jeanne. My eyes never leaving hers, I read her lips as she screams “Ready, Set, Go”. My timing is critical here: if I don’t leave at the same t...We didn't practice the ...
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