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It's the simple things in life!

It's the start of something good!
Spring is here for us!
Can't wait for the new season of life!

Got to get together and host the 'Lunch Ladies of Ebenezer' and make lots of meals for our local Food Pantry. All ingredients and time are donated by neighbors and friends who want to give a hand up to those having a hard month.

We get to have a fun couple hours of laughing and talking while keeping our hands busy for others. I highly recommend finding a group for yourself that does something similar.

It will soon be a sea of green!

Because at some point you turn 40...and it's time to mourn your youth in the most fun way possible!

WOW! Look at this wild Lion's Mane Mushroom Growing on one of our dying Oaks.

First time I've seen one in nature!
They are rare too. And very medicinal.

Fall is not letting me down this year!

It's that time of year again when the temps are dropping and those living in their cars or on the streets are going to be needing some warmth.

The kids and I are at it again to help "Memphis On A Mission" to pass out items and food to keep families, youth and individuals warm and fed this winter season.

PM to donate items to pass on to others in need, monetary donation, or spare time you may have to prepare meals to be served.

Be inspired to lend a helping hand to our neighbors in need!

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Memphis is a 15 year old with a huge heart that has been thinking of others her whole life in a really big way! She created "Memphis On A Mission" to do what she could to help those on hard times. She is an inspiration and light in our 417 community.

Turkey tail in all its glory!

This one I'm leaving for fall display but its friends I left on the stump I found him on are going to go into some medicinal tea!

Trametes Versicolor

Boom! Thank you to all my hard working bees! And some great neighbors for helping teach this rookie.

Now to get some honey out of this comb and share.

It's weird...I know!

But our jam lately has been what I call "Lunchbox Sushi"

All the things you'd put between two pieces of bread... throw it in some Nori!

We have done it with just white American and lunch meats as well as a spread of cream cheese and all the yummy fridge toppings you can stand.

Tightly hand roll it...no tools needed... and cut with a bread knife! Yum!

This allows for an easy GF lunch or dinner that's just as quick and easy!

Plus Nori keeps almost forever in the Pantry so we never run out and it doesn't go moldy.

Try it! Tell me what you put in yours.

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Livi, my 6 year old, made her first sale for her little business 'Pickles & Petals'.

She was so excited! And we are going to frame her first money made.

Only 5 couples tickets left for a fun dinner, silent auction and music all for a good cause this Saturday! Message me for tickets