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Homemade Granola

Recently I tried making my own granola. It ended up being quite simple, and I recommend trying it yourself. Dakota and I both find most store-bought granolas way too sweet and full of "extra" flavors. So, my goal was to make granola that was simple, healthy and tasty.

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In Bloom

nasturtium in bloom

The paperwhite narcissus I blogged about the other day have bloomed. Well, the ones in the bathroom have. The rest will burst open any day now. Narcissus are such a easy, satisfying flower. They're pretty, grow quickly and they smell great. Go get your blubs now. You won't regret it.
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  1. Susan on 12/03/2009 01:43:00 PM

    These grow all over our yard. No thanks to me though, someone else planted them before we got here. I think we need one more good rain before the ours kick in. Love 'em.

     


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