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@ 12/10/06 22:57
the kitchen, the mudroom. then regard your possessions with a dispassionate eye. forget that aunt clara gave you that floor lamp. earmark everything that isn't used or doesn't enhance the style of your house. send it up to the attic or off to ebay. - | |
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@ 12/03/06 04:13
lawns and gardens on a bluff overlooking turnagain arm. a place of stunning sunsets frequented by moose. this gives solace to those who loved lenore hedla, 91, author of alaska gardener's handbook. if her time was up and she had to go, this was the way | www.projo.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
greenhouse and garden supervisor jim shepard adjusts the flow in a fountain in the new roger williams park botanical center. to a gardener, the 40-foot-high conservatory in the new botanical center at roger williams park might be the fantasy greenhouse | www.deseretnews.com
@ 12/03/06 08:28
kitchen and beg for her treat. i recently purchased an automatic feeder for my cats that has an ice pack to keep canned food fresh. i needed a spare ice | www.adn.com
@ 12/02/06 19:41
this is when the questions start rolling in, and that's fine with me. grouped, they give me a pretty good indication of what those of you who are too shy to stop me at the supermarket want to know. the most frequent question has to do with leggy | www.azcentral.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
you might know this already, but it bears repeating: what dinner guests remember first is the last dish you served them. a stunning third act can make up for an otherwise mediocre performance. so choose your dessert wisely. and don't blow your | newsminer.com
@ 02/08/07 22:07
our houses are tilting and sinking. polar bears are disappearing, and other animals are altering their ranges. whole villages are in danger of being swept away. as alaskans, we know that climate change is real, not a chicken little story. luckily, we | |
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@ 12/25/06 06:15
: deep-frying requires a large amount of oil, so reusing it is economical. it's best to fry with oils that have high smoking points, such as peanut or vegetable oil. after using the oil, let it cool completely in the pan. then place cheesecloth or paper | www.philly.com
@ 12/08/06 23:28
every year, when the weather gets cold, jan goren's garden turns into a minimalist canvas of simple shapes and pale colors. and every year, in a melancholy ritual that seems to reflect the landscape, she empties the remnants of big color flowers from her | www.gardenguides.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56
kitchen. a sprig of dill will perk up almost any soup, salad, or main dish. you can buy transplants at your local garden center, but there is no need because dill is easy to grow from seeds. you won't even have to start them indoors - just plant your |
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