Yesterday was yard sale day. The Pioneer Museum had a fundraising sale and I found this fantastic copper teapot for $3.00. What a find! I took it home and scoured it to remove (most of) the black patina so it could start to age and color again (hopefully in a nicer shade of golden green rather than straight black) and I dug up a succulent from the garden to pot inside it. I also decided to work on my photography skills and see how that went.
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Exploring the chemistry of culinary dishes, approaches to interior design, landscape ecology, love, family, and gardening.
Exploring the chemistry of culinary dishes, approaches to interior design, landscape ecology, love, family, and gardening.
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