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“Why this? Why now?” by Cindy | Veggies and Dirt
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Laquo; Why I Drank the Kool-Aid by Cindy. The Disappointment Monster by Cindy. Posted February 12, 2015 by Cindy (and maybe John) in Uncategorized. And it all started with answering the questions, Why this, why now? With two other questions:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Sorry, ...
Renaissance Women | Veggies and Dirt
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Posted by Cindy (and maybe John). May Session – Bees. Ah, May, oh so long ago, I barely remember you. I do remember some things about the bee workshop, however. Like, bees are interesting. Actually, bees are incredible. We’ve all heard some random amazing snippets about bees – ever see the youtube video of the Japanese bees vibrating to kill the invading wasp (I do sort of feel bad for the wasp – not a nice way to go)? So I will focus on my reaction to the workshop rather than the details which I canR...
“The Disappointment Monster” by Cindy | Veggies and Dirt
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Laquo; Why this? A Heavy Heart by Cindy. The Disappointment Monster by Cindy. Posted March 9, 2015 by Cindy (and maybe John) in Uncategorized. Although we are very rational people and able to be grateful for all the amazing people and circumstances in our lives, we are still sensitive to emotional triggers, and while we are used to coming across them every day, every now and then something jumps up and catches us by surprise. I was explaining this to my infertility support group over the weekend, and eve...
“A Heavy Heart” by Cindy | Veggies and Dirt
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Laquo; The Disappointment Monster by Cindy. Finding Inspiration by Cindy. A Heavy Heart by Cindy. Posted March 16, 2015 by Cindy (and maybe John) in Uncategorized. Last week, I blogged about how the feeling of disappointment is a trigger for my infertility grief. Well, I’m pretty sure grief might also be a trigger for grief. Perhaps this is the thing I will learn from him how valuable it is to show the people you love how happy you are to see them every time you see them. This week, we are going to try a...
Wedding | Veggies and Dirt
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Posted by Cindy (and maybe John). OK – we promised to update this page at some point, so here it is. The wedding went off without a hitch (ha ha – see, that’s funny because we were already technically hitched in August… get it? Maybe I should have some coffee). We apologize to those people (I think you know who you are), and we hope you know how much we appreciate your help. Our amazing wedding party. And, what the heck, here’s another one:. At the clock tower. 7 responses to this post. I have viewed som...
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extra-auricular activities: Renaissance Women Week 1
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Thursday, January 20, 2011. Renaissance Women Week 1. Brought together by Heather Walker from Makaria Farm, a group of women have committed to being part of Renaissance Women. We're dedicated to learning one new skill each month, and sharing the experience with you through art. Some of these lovely women will write stories on our adventures, others will capture photos of exciting moments or use another medium to tell of our activities — I'll use sound. Don't miss photos from Joan Kallis.
extra-auricular activities: January 2011
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Thursday, January 20, 2011. Renaissance Women Week 1. Brought together by Heather Walker from Makaria Farm, a group of women have committed to being part of Renaissance Women. We're dedicated to learning one new skill each month, and sharing the experience with you through art. Some of these lovely women will write stories on our adventures, others will capture photos of exciting moments or use another medium to tell of our activities — I'll use sound. Don't miss photos from Joan Kallis.
Raye of Sunshine: January 2011
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Sunday, January 23, 2011. Jack Frost took his time to paint the window on a frigid January morning. And now it is time for hot chocolate and a warm fire. Saturday, January 22, 2011. The challenge has been to find the right replacement. The Boyfriend (no, wait The Fiance! Saturday, January 01, 2011. One Hundred and Twenty-Two Days. That is the count at the end of December. I decided the mini-cheat in November wasn't going to derail me so I've kep on the non-shopping wagon since then. The one thing...All I...
Raye of Sunshine: And the Universe Smiled
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Friday, November 26, 2010. And the Universe Smiled. Today could have been a horrible day. It could have been a sad, depressing, scary, anxious kind of day. It could have been the end of something great and the start of a big, black hole of "OMG! Today could have been the last day of my work contract and the end of my paycheque. On top of it all, I really like the job. I get to use my skills and work with interesting stakeholders and provide interesting experiences to youth. It is a dream sort of ...Shopp...
Raye of Sunshine: October 2010
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Thursday, October 28, 2010. My mom bought me a GIANT fall mum for our yard. It took me forever to find a place where it would fit - which was the empty corner next to the back steps. But it is a perfect seasonal auburn and pretty darn lovely in the morning sunshine. Behold! Labels: Green Thumb Merit Badge. Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Oh So Not Zen. These days the challenge is resume writing. My current job is only a contract. A contract that is ending in 30 days. Ouch! And then the paralysis arrives. ...
Raye of Sunshine: Ninety Days ... Almost ...
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Sunday, December 05, 2010. Ninety Days . Almost . The apparel diet continues to the end of month three. That is 90 days of NO new clothes! The truth of the matter is that, by the strictest definition of the rules, I cheated. But in my defense I feel that I have two good reasons for my transgression. One - I had just been notified that I was about to get a full-time job. This situation is normally a valid reason to treat oneself to something new. So I cheated. Sort of . Labels: Shopping is my Cardio.
Raye of Sunshine: Garden Gone
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Sunday, November 28, 2010. I love the fall. I love it because of the smells that you speak of; and also because things are dying, things that you don't have to take care of anymore, and the grass stops growing.". The third day comes a frost, a killing frost. But I hated the idea of the snow taking it in a slow tortuous death through frost bite. Instead I ripped it free and sent it to its composty grave with the friends it had summered with all year. Labels: Green Thumb Merit Badge. There should be a supp...
Raye of Sunshine: Shutter Eye
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Saturday, January 22, 2011. In really sad news, I need to get a new camera. I LOVE my camera. It is a great mix of automatic and basic programmable controls. It has a manual macro setting that I absolutely adore that has helped me capture some lovely florals. It is compact and easy to take out for the night without having to take a large handbag. It takes great sunset photos. And it is blue! The challenge has been to find the right replacement. The Boyfriend (no, wait The Fiance! Green Thumb Merit Badge.
Raye of Sunshine: November 2010
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Sunday, November 28, 2010. I love the fall. I love it because of the smells that you speak of; and also because things are dying, things that you don't have to take care of anymore, and the grass stops growing.". The third day comes a frost, a killing frost. But I hated the idea of the snow taking it in a slow tortuous death through frost bite. Instead I ripped it free and sent it to its composty grave with the friends it had summered with all year. Labels: Green Thumb Merit Badge. And the Universe Smiled.
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Veggies and Books
Contact and Review Policy. 100 Books In A Year. The blog design will be under construction for the next few days! Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Review: Across the Universe by Beth Revis. Across the Universe by Beth Revis. The beginning of the novel starts off wonderfully. The scenes from Amy's perspective while she was still frozen were truly haunting. It was chilling to read about Amy going in and out of dreams with no sense of time; no real idea as to whether she was truly living or dead. That I knew o...
Veggies & Bourbon
Scroll to Info and Navigation. OG Mainer, now Urban Dweller. I write about good food, delicious drinks, kickass music, and sometimes puppies. Ask Me a Question. Coconut almond date roll, unsweetened dried mango, dark chocolate covered coconut chunks, blueberry-cranberry crunch, and bolthouse farms 100% carrot juice. 2015, Veggies and Bourbon.
Veggies and Cake –
You are here: Home. Swirled Chocolate Cheesecake (V, GF). Chilled rich layers. Cocoa crust. Vanilla filling. Swirled dark chocolate. Who doesn’t want to eat a vegetable and have it taste like cake? No need to have an allergy to try this twist on cheesecake! Introducing a new way to chocolate cheesecake – made from whole foods. Fast facts on tree nuts /. 8211; rich in Omega-3 fatty acids (necessary anti-inflammatory fat). 8211; fiber (keeps us full for longer, helps balance blood sugars). Swirled Chocolat...
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Veggies and Cheese and Eggs if you please
Veggies and Cheese and Eggs if you please. I'm a DIY junkie in the kitchen, and I want to share this passion with you. My blog is all about good food, raising chickens and attempting to either make or grow all of my food. Did I mention I live in a large city in the Midwest? Sunday, October 12, 2014. Easy and Quick Homemade Granola Bars. Oh, and I love the taste and texture. This bar goes with me for long days at work or a late morning running errands(who wants to grocery shop hungry? Chop the nuts, add t...
Veggiesandcheeseandeggs | DIY fun in the kitchen
So much to cook and so little time to do it. No-Bake Peanut Butter and Oat Bars. February 10, 2016. There are many versions of this on Pinterest, so I’m going to give you my version. I switched up a couple of the key ingredients, and I split the oats with puffed rice. I use 1/2 C maple syrup and half honey. And since anything not considered dark chocolate is too sugary, I replaced the mini-chocolate chips with Ghirardelli Bittersweet chips. This is post-microwave and a vigorous stir. 1 C Peanut Butter.
Veggies and Dirt | Our growing adventures
A Heavy Heart by Cindy. Posted by Cindy (and maybe John) in Uncategorized. Last week, I blogged about how the feeling of disappointment is a trigger for my infertility grief. Well, I’m pretty sure grief might also be a trigger for grief. Last week, we found out that our dog, Bobo, has cancer. We don’t know what kind, yet, but based on the speed and the location of growth (his face), the vet is not optimistic. Hence, this week is characterized by my heavy heart. The Disappointment Monster by Cindy. John a...
Veggies & Eggs by Dan
Like vegetables, but don’t have the time to garden? What if you could pick-up a bag of fresh, seasonal veggies each week during the gardening season? Then our CSA program is for you! We are now accepting memberships for our 2014 CSA program. We are a small, family-run vegetable and poultry farm in Centerburg, Ohio. Our specialties are our Weekly Food-bag program (CSA), U-pick strawberries, pastured eggs, and vegetable sales at the farm and local farmers markets.
Veggies and Fruit | Juice Plus+ Products Boost Your Vitality
Juice Plus Products Boost Your Vitality. Skip to primary content. Fuel, Protect, Recover with Juice Plus. To order all three Juice Plus Blends click here (Garden Blend, Orchard Blend and Vinyard Blend). To order the Complete Drink (protein powder and more) click here. To order just the Garden Blend and Orchard Blend click here. To explore all the products Juice Plus offers click here. Research on the whole food product called. Shows that the 30 Veggies and Fruits. Power Behind Juice Plus. Casey Elmore an...
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Teeny Stomachs, Big Hearts
Helping busy moms find easy solutions to everyday problems like fast healthy recipes, green baby toys, and how to get some sleep. :). Roasted Chickpeas and Butternut Squash. You know those kind of recipes you discover that are so special and delicious they stay with you for years? Well, this is one of those. The sweetness of the squash and the crunch of the chickpeas keep you going back for more. And it's so simple to make you have no reason not to. Roasted Chickpeas and Butternut Squash. 3 Tbs olive oil.
Veggies & Gin
January 1, 2016. Savory Pancake with Mustard Greens, Onion and Cumin. Happy new year, all! Everyone prepare their list of artificial goals for self-improvement? I'm joking. After months away from this place, I have a new recipe- and this dish should fit well into whatever health regime you've adopted for January. But as the brilliant writer George Saunders has often pointed out. And a frittata. For lack of a more adequate term, I call it pancake. I'm not the first person to make this request but in this ...
