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Tag Archives: foster’s homeware
Fig Jam, Garden Harvest and a Cooking Class
Throughout the beginning of September, my friend Albert kept tweeting about all the figs he was picking throughout the city. While I’m a big fan of urban gleaning (and I LOVE figs), during those weeks leading up to the wedding, … Continue reading
Registration for Canning Classes Now Open!
I heard today that registration is open for the canning classes. Talk to your friends, gather your relatives and let any other canning kindred spirits in your life know that now is the time to learn to make jam, pickles … Continue reading
Canning Classes!
When I was in high school, I decided that what I wanted to do for my living was to become a public speaker. The thing I wasn’t sure of was what exactly it was that I wanted to speak about. … Continue reading





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