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Happenings on the Evil: Musings of an Evil Wife
http://tammyheff.wordpress.com
A blog reflecting life in Vermont by a NJ attorney who has been transplanted. She is the mother to three pre-teen and teenage boys, fainting goats and chickens. Loving life in Vermont and blogging about it, the world in general and what's for dinner - Vermont style.
- Added on: May 14th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tammy Heffernan
- Listed in: Home and Garden North America
- Tags: cooking vermont fainting goats evil wife nj attorney transplant mother to teenagers
Recent Posts
Back to the grind
Back to our regularly scheduled program. From a high of 15 people (10 of which were children) we are back down to our mere five. Dinner tonight was rather lonely. We had a peaceful, happy holiday spent with good friends and family. What better reason...
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The meal is leftovers, the bellies are stuffed, dishes and pots are washed and put away. The giant table that contained all of us for our dinner has been disassembled. It is but a memory…until the weekend when we pull out all those leftovers fo...
Fond pie memories
My great aunt, Mary used to arrive for dinner during Thanksgiving or Christmas with the backseat of her car literally filled with pie. I smile when I think of it, a sight etched in memory, because it was always us kids that got to help her empty her ...
A peck of dirt
That’s what my grandmother would often say when one of us was upset about something falling on the floor or hands being dirty or some such thing. Her answer was simply “don’t worry about it, you’ll eat a peck of dirt before yo...
Nothing fancy here
Nothing fancy here. Just about the fanciest thing (if you can call it that) about our cranberry sauce this Thanksgiving is origin of the cranberries. The cranberries used in our cranberry sauce came from The Vermont Cranberry Company in East Fairfie...
People will buy anything, won’t they?
Photo credit: The Pantagraph Magical Reindeer Gem necklaces $15 each. Sounds pretty neat? Proceeds go to the Miller Park Zoo in Illinois – sounds like a good benefit. The zoo anticipates that sale of necklaces and related ornament...
