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Saturday, May 1, 2010. I keep meaning to take some lovely pictures to share and keep forgetting. I have a friend coming along this week who is a great photographer so maybe she can get some shots for me. An email from the Lawrence Farmers Market informed me that the weekday markets will open this coming week. We plan to at least attend the Thursday one on the west side. It is only fitting that we represent our side of town. Links to this post. Friday, April 16, 2010. Farm-fresh chicken eggs, emu eggs.

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Saturday, May 1, 2010. I keep meaning to take some lovely pictures to share and keep forgetting. I have a friend coming along this week who is a great photographer so maybe she can get some shots for me. An email from the Lawrence Farmers Market informed me that the weekday markets will open this coming week. We plan to at least attend the Thursday one on the west side. It is only fitting that we represent our side of town. Links to this post. Friday, April 16, 2010. Farm-fresh chicken eggs, emu eggs.

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Homesteading in Lawrence: Opening Morning Tomorrow

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Friday, April 9, 2010. I received an email today from the Lawrence Farmers Market and along with it a list of what to expect right now. Here is the list:. Green onions, cilantro, arugula, radishes, spinach, salad mix. Grass-fed beef, lamb, emu, elk, summer sausage, pasture-raised chicken, goat. Tortes, pies, herb and regular breads, muffins, pies, cookies, cinnamon rolls, biscotti, cupcakes, and a whole range of gluten-free, and vegan baked goods. Goat cheese, salsa, jellies, olive tampenade,.

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Homesteading in Lawrence: Farmer's Market Countdown

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Monday, March 29, 2010. The Farmer's Market in Downtown Lawrence, Kansas. We might also check out markets in some of the surrounding communities to see what make the Lawrence market so special. Check back to see what we buy and how we consume it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Homesteading in Lawrence: Asparagus here I come

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Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Asparagus here I come. With the opening day of the Downtown Market just days away I have begun to plan. I am planning what to buy like a child anticipating a trip to a toy store. I know that asparagus is in season so that is what I have been fixating on, mostly. When I think about it I have been looking for good asparagus recipes, like the one on my blog. And one found on Foodista. Want to join me downtown? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sunshine makes me happy.

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Homesteading in Lawrence: Earth Day Parade

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Friday, April 16, 2010. We are planning to attend both the Lawrence Farmers Market and the Earth Day Parade tomorrow. It should be a fun yet long day. Please join us! We will purchase a chicken and possibly some cilantro. Here is the list of what should be available tomorrow:. Green onions, cilantro, radishes, spinach, salad mix, greens. Lamb, emu, elk, summer sausage, pasture-raised chicken, goat. Farm-fresh chicken eggs, emu eggs. Goat cheese, salsa, jellies, olive tampenade,. Sunshine makes me happy.

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Homesteading in Lawrence: It's May!

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Saturday, May 1, 2010. I keep meaning to take some lovely pictures to share and keep forgetting. I have a friend coming along this week who is a great photographer so maybe she can get some shots for me. An email from the Lawrence Farmers Market informed me that the weekday markets will open this coming week. We plan to at least attend the Thursday one on the west side. It is only fitting that we represent our side of town. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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kris in larryville: New Year, New Posts

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New Year, New Posts. The girls and I went out for a short run in the snow this morning. Even though I had gone for a longer run last night on the trails I wanted to start the year with a run. Running with us was Ellen, the founder of Running for the Hill of it and a great inspiration. She is training for a marathon in November so running with her always feels like marathon training. Here is to 2013! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Flow Found, Running in Snow.

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kris in larryville: 2009.04

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Milk is filed in the middle drawer, all else in the bottom. Links to this post. She had so much fun finding the Easter eggs. Links to this post. Baby and daddy have fun. Links to this post. Baby was able to pull the comforter off her parents bed for her milk. Links to this post. Here is my excuse. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Here is my excuse. 28 Days of Dinner. Keep up with Kris. Diary of a Domestic Goddess (in training). Reports from the Farm.

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kris in larryville: Flow Found, Running in Snow

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Flow Found, Running in Snow. I am reading an amazing book called The Non-Runner's Marathon Trainer. In it there is an idea the authors call flow in which the runner is really into the run. There is much more to it but you need to read the book to get more. I had no idea I would find so much information in a book about running. You put on your shoes and make sure your Garmin is charged, what more is there? Hope my newish Salomon SpeedCross 3s don't get too muddy! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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kris in larryville: Weekly Menu February 21 - 27

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Weekly Menu February 21 - 27. Monday - Tomato Soup and Waffle Iron Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, fresh fruit. Tuesday - Homemade Hawaiian Pizza. Wednesday - Easy Pork Roast. Thursday - Tuna Hot Dish. Friday - Little Lasagna Cups, fresh fruit. Sunday - Oven Fried Chicken. For Breakfast we will have:. Ham and Cheese Popovers. What's For Lunch Wednesday. We linked up this menu with Super Jenn. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Weekly Menu February 28 - March 6. 28 Days of Dinner.

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kris in larryville: 2009.09

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Tuesday is not Monday, but close. Just because I have access to a free clinic does not mean I have adequate coverage! Links to this post. The girls are finally in bed. Wow, this was a hard day. This is the hardest job I have ever had. I do not even have the energy to write about it today. Maybe tomorrow. I will try to post the new pictures as well. In the meantime I have a few on Facebook. Links to this post. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. 28 Days of Dinner.

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kris in larryville: Simplify

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It always feels good to clean out my kitchen. Hope to have some before pictures soon. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. 28 Days of Dinner. Keep up with Kris. Diary of a Domestic Goddess (in training). Reports from the Farm. In the Kitchen with Audrey. The University Daily Kansan. In the Kitchen With Audrey. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed.

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kris in larryville: May 3-7

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Meal Planning is slowly getting easier. I have learned that if I serve my basics most of the week and throw in a new recipe one or two days the family eats better. So recently it looks like we have been eating the same meal plan every week. Close but not quite! We added another favorite to the rotation: roasted vegetables and chicken. So easy, this one was made by Audrey. Carrots and peanut butter. Cottage cheese and fruit. Im pretty much hour by hour planning. Good luck in the 5k. 28 Days of Dinner.

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kris in larryville: Weekly Menu February 28 - March 6

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Weekly Menu February 28 - March 6. This is the first week of our monthly menu. We went through it in February and like it so far. There will definitely be a few changes down the road but for now it works. Monday - Slow Cooker Mac 'n Cheese, Strawberry Salad. Tuesday - Meatloaf Muffin Cups, mashed potatoes. Wednesday - Brown Sugar Pork Chops, roasted vegetable. Thursday - Baked Tilapia, brown rice. Sunday - Oven Fried Chicken, glazed carrots. Nut Butter and Jam. Bagel and Cream Cheese. 28 Days of Dinner.

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kris in larryville: 2009.02

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Links to this post. She is licking the applesauce off the plate. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. 28 Days of Dinner. Keep up with Kris. Diary of a Domestic Goddess (in training). Reports from the Farm. In the Kitchen with Audrey. The University Daily Kansan. In the Kitchen With Audrey. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed.

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kris in larryville: What's in Your Freezer?

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What's in Your Freezer? We have a chest style deep freeze. After a while of picking up deals when I saw them and not really remembering what I had on hand, the freezer got a little full. My friend Jenn. Enter one Friday evening with the girls in bed, Joshua in Wichita, and me in the basement. I watched a movie but was still not tired. After looking over a pile of coupons waiting to be cut out I remembered Jenn saying that it was better to meal plan at first. So that is what I shall do. 3 packages hot dogs.

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Saturday, May 1, 2010. I keep meaning to take some lovely pictures to share and keep forgetting. I have a friend coming along this week who is a great photographer so maybe she can get some shots for me. An email from the Lawrence Farmers Market informed me that the weekday markets will open this coming week. We plan to at least attend the Thursday one on the west side. It is only fitting that we represent our side of town. Links to this post. Friday, April 16, 2010. Farm-fresh chicken eggs, emu eggs.

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