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How to End January

With breakfast in bed, of course! Featuring Guatemalan organic coffee and cream, thick-cut marmalade, European rye toast with butter, farmer’s bacon, and ciabatta and rosemary bread topped with a florentine soft-boiled egg. Yum.

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Mmmm, Bread

Here at 963, we’ve started the new year off right by baking more bread. And by more bread, I mean fresh loaves of rosemary ciabatta or french baguettes every second day or so. That’s because I finally found some easy peasy recipes for bread machine ciabatta and bread machine baguettes, both of which keep turning [...]

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Christmas at 963: The Tree

The tree has been up since early December, and it’s made complete when Red lies in front of it on his sheepskin. Happy dog. The only thing that would make him happier is a cookie.    

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Memories

I do believe that it was at this time three years ago, when through a strange turn of events, my sister and I ended up traveling to Zurich, and then to Strasbourg for the annual Christmas market, and then to Paris. Good times.

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Brought by the heron, which must actually have been a stork, and discovered under a cabbage leaf by the pond: Andrew Ruaridh (Rory), 9 pounds-11 ounces I asked, and we’re allowed to keep him. And thus begins a bit of a blogging break as we find our sea legs. See you soon, Love, 963

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Harvest

We had our first frost a few days ago, and just before it arrived, we stripped the garden of all its bounty. The tomatoes: A bit of basil: Some Thai chili peppers (mostly green in the photo and still to turn red): And some green peppers that will turn bright orange when they’re ripe, and [...]

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Yum

And you thought I was kidding about the golf ball cantaloupe that came out of the garden:  

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Eek, Leeks

I tried growing leeks for the first time this year, and in retrospect, there’s lots I could have done to make them thicker. They ended up getting not much bigger than big green onions. In any case, I had two big handfuls of leeks and didn’t know what to do with them since I had [...]

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Fall, the Perfect Season

We’ve turned the corner here at 963, and summer has slowly given way to a beautiful fall. It’s still warm, but the mornings are cool enough to make you want to wear a bit of a sweater and get a hot something from the local coffee shop. Fall also means our thoughts slowly turn to [...]

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The Outside Comes In

One of the worker bees was kind enough to think these came from the garden, which I guess they could have when our lilies were blooming, but no, they were a surprise from The Other One, the big sweetie. And you’ll see how we’re now followed around by tomatoes wherever we go.

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