From this:
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Chicken with bacon! Who would have thought?! Isn't it mouth-watering lovely to look at?
Sunday, November 30, 2008
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6 comments:
Doesn't bacon make everything better? Hope you both had a fabulous thanksgiving together. May many beautiful things grow in your garden.
Thank you Brent.
Yes, I think life is definitely better with bacon! hehehehe
I bought Reilly The Bacon Cookbook for Christmas. There used to be a Bacon-of-the-Month-Club,
haven't checked lately to see if it's still there.
Love your new garden beds.
You gays are so crafty. :)
LOVE your raised beds!! Can you and Dean come down here and do that in my backyard too? ;)
ps. what do you use to hold the corners??
Cornshake: Glad you like them. They were pretty easy to build. We use cedar planks, metal els on the corners, held in place with wood screws. We build them on a flat surface (our deck) then carry them to the bed and set them in place.
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