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March 2, 2014- Welcome, and yes that's snow. 

Preparing cranberry lemon loaf.












Baking, peach cobbler.

On the first day of March, fog filled the sky as flurries came down. -It was a cold day.
 We bundled up hats, scarves, coats, and mittens. We ran a few errands around town.-Grocery shopping, tire shop, and a quick coffee run at Starbucks. Cold, but indeed a lovely day spent with my family. It's hard to believe that it is already March.

I’m ready for spring.-Gardening, farmer's market strolls in the park, and so much more to enjoy with my family. I've started planning my garden for this year. I'll keep it simple. Some herbs, tomatoes, peppers, chives, maybe I'll add in a few plants I didn't grow last year.  I'm hoping that my front flowerbed will be just as colorful as last year. -It brought many hummingbirds, and bumble bees over for a visit.

At the end of February, I had my second doctor's visit. Our daughter was excited to hear the baby's heartbeat. So many memories of my first pregnancy came back to me. That day I also received a package in the mail. My mother sent out a few packages of the chewy ginger candy.  (Thank you Jennifer for reminding me about the chewy ginger). It has definitely helped with my morning sickness.

So February treated us well. No complaints, okay maybe just the fact that all my energy was gone that month.  I'm hoping March is even better. More hikes, warmer temps, and us returning back to our old schedule. Storytime at the library during the week and us enjoying even more time as a family. -I always enjoy the time we spend together. I hope this month brings you all love and so much happiness.


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  1. I'm so glad the ginger candy is helping you. I thought it was pretty helpful too. We only had rain down here but there was snow at higher elevations. I saw the news about the pile-up on I-25 near Denver, yikes. I'm glad winter is winding down. Cranberry-lemon loaf sounds delicious!

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    1. Jennifer, thank you. I'm just so happy you mentioned about the ginger. :) Thank you for always being so kind.

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  2. I'm glad Mar is doing so well so far! The Cranberry-lemon loaf looks so yumy!!

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    1. Dina, thank you. :) If you were here I'd share some of that cranberry loaf with you.

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  3. That looks sooooooo delicious!! And I seriously do need to find those chewy ginger bars!!!

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    1. Martina, thank you! -The chewy ginger is at the asian store. I'm sure you can find it online too. :)

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  4. I always enjoy your pictures! I'm happy you share them with us. :)
    I also hope March is better, I can't wait for warmer weather!

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    1. Kristy, thank you. You're always so kind. I hope you are having a wonderful week. I too cannot wait for warmer weather. :)

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  5. I'm so ready for all those spring family activities too. And longer, hopefully sunny days, and warmth. Not too much longer. Hope you feel better and more energized this month.

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    1. Angela, family activities are always so fun. I can't wait for outdoor activities and just warmer weather. I hope you are enjoying this month.

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