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March officially began mud season. Walking out to the coop proved to be quite the challenge the first half of the month, particularly when we still had stacks of frozen snow on the sides of the walkway leaving a thick layer of mud the only option for getting there. Despite the constant mess I welcomed it with open arms.

This conditioning butter is the perfect solution to wooden kitchen utensil handles and wood cutting boards that are looking a bit blah and dry. While you should always handwash these items (and hand dry them), they will, from time-to-time need a little extra care. Rubbing on a small amount of wood butter and letting them sit for 24 hours while they soak it in will help your wood items last a lifetime. How often you condition your utensils is up to you. I would wait until they look like they need a bit of care and then give them a quick treatment.

With everything going on in the world it seems that gratitude for the simplest of things is more necessary than ever. 1. Sunshine! - Actually, the sunshine itself + more hours of daylight in each day is the best! What a difference it makes here in the northeast when February is over and March finally begins.

I feel like it's been FOREVER since I've remembered to post a Tuesdays 3. I usually remember on Thursday or Friday, which isn't Tuesday. 1. Jack's Health - I took him back to his cardiologist last week for a check-up and he's doing good. There are, however, a couple of concerns. Upon review of updated testing, his heart has not fully recovered since we've put him on medications for his heart disease.

You can play it as background noise while busying yourself with a task, much as you might a podcast. Or, you can read it below. Plants and animals don't fight the winter; they don't pretend it's not happening and attempt to carry on living the same lives that they lived in the summer. They prepare.