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Summer reading is a great way to travel to new places, meet new people, and experience new things, all within the pages of a book.

Summer Reading – Something for Everyone

The year the garden died we had many consecutive days over 90, drought, family travel, and ultimately indifference. It was the perfect storm that resulted in our worst season ever.

The Year The Garden Died

Canning peaches means capturing the summer sun in a jar to enjoy on the coldest winter day. Home canned peaches are not only delicious, but they are easy to prepare.

Canning Peaches: Summer In A Jar

Here in eastern PA it is peach season! That means its time to capture summer in a jar with our homemade peach pie filling, and what better way to enjoy that than in a peach crumb pie.

Peach Crumb Pie Made with Home-Canned Pie Filling

I have successfully turned a zucchini into an apple! The children's minds are blown! My mind is blown! I think I have a new favorite dessert.

Mock Apple Crisp with Zucchini

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