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Quick & Dirty/Garden Report: Chive blossom!
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Isn't she so precious?? My first chive blossom. Well, bud. I'd read that they make pretty purple flowers, but never seen one. Looking forward to what becomes of it.
I haven't been posting because WE'RE HAVING A BABY! And growing a tiny human is exhausting. But I'm 24 weeks along now and finally starting to get some of that second trimester energy bump, so hopefully I'll have anything to write about soon. Well I do have one thing to write about, but hopefully it will be more than that! In the meantime, I'm basking in the pregnancy glow.
The Tornado (8yo) asked for spaghetti and garlic bread for dinner. So I made herb bread and put garlic butter on it! I’ve never been a good baker but after identifying the kiddo’s milk allergy at 3.5, I knew they would need a mama who bakes dairy free stuff. So I decided to tackle the negative talent and learn how to do that. I think I’ve done pretty well.
You can find more detailed information about grocery shopping price books at Get Rich Slowly and Organized Home (both links take you straight to their price book articles) so I won't bore you with the details. Suffice it to say, as a kitchen manager and chef, I have been sold on the concept of price books--they're imperative to costing recipes. I haven't really used them outside of work, though. Not because I don't think you should, but a) because I did it at work and didn't want to do that at home too; and b) because I have a head for numbers and am obsessed with getting the best deal, so I do very well with that without writing things down. When I moved from Michigan where I knew all my prices (and had determined that Shop At Meijer was the best way to save money) to Seattle where I didn't know the prices and had a lot of other projects on my plate, I didn't pick it up then either. Nonetheless, I think it's a good idea. I have heard a lot of peopl...
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