My mother-in-law is the sweetest, most generous little Chinese woman you would ever want to meet. She's also got a green thumb. She's one of those folks that can buy any old tomato at the grocery store, eat half, stick one of the seeds in a jar of dirt on her window sill, and have… Continue reading Gyoza (a.k.a. Pot Stickers)
This past weekend brought copious amounts of much needed rain to our area. So much so, in fact, that we closed up the Grow Camp so it wouldn't get water logged with the rapid rainfall. Sadly, I didn't catch it in time for my microgreen trays. They were swamped. The rest of the garden looked… Continue reading Great Growth Under Gray Skies
Today marks one month that I've been blogging on Clover and Thyme. Thank you for your visits and your kind comments! I'm really liking the WordPress.com blogging community. Such a friendly bunch! Some of these friendly, kind souls have also recognized me with awards! I want to take a moment to thank - Robin Jean… Continue reading One Month Old and Thank You!
About two years ago, in an effort to cut back on our paper waste, I decided to put my collection of fabric to good use and make cloth napkins. Here's the step by step!
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