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July 2, 2018 by alittlerosemary

Summer Solstice at Butterbee Farm

While likely a glorified diary, when I look back on this blog, I find myself reminiscing. Not just from the things I have shared, but also from what I remember as to what was happening behind the scenes and between posts.

Since my post last September many things have happened. We bought a house and moved to Baltimore County in Maryland. I also started a new job in a relatively new field: digital marketing. Full of excitement, I underestimated these changes, foolishly thinking they would be easy adjustments (you’d think I’d learn one day). With all these changes, in addition to holidays and events however, I’ve been floundering to establish a workable routine- a sense of normalcy. It’s really only been these past few weeks or so that I have started to feel more comfortable in a routine, as I attempt to balance out work, home and creative life. As I’ve been finding, after all the “Have To” Do’s, it is surprisingly difficult to fit in the creative aspects. I had been focusing so hard on everything that needed to be done that I have found I’ve been missing out on the things that truly bring me joy.

In an effort to focus back in on some quiet time, I finally joined our local library and have started working more with “hands-on” projects again. Our weekends have begun to become accented with regular visits to the farmers markets and a semblance of routine.

Still, it’s a work in progress.

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September 5, 2017 by alittlerosemary

Spicy Chocolate Chip Cookies with Sea Salt

It started with a late night desire for cookies or, to be more accurate, for chocolate. While it’s only the start of September, fall is ahead of schedule and the temperatures have already started to noticeably drop. Like clockwork, as the weather has begun to transition, I’ve been finding myself thumbing more seriously through cookbooks. Rather than lightly flitting through them, looking at the pictures as I have been all summer, I have now been reading through recipes and techniques in earnest (Hello Julia Child, Gabrielle Hamilton and Jennifer McGruther). And so, with the desire to read through cookbooks has come the desire to once again make things just because. In this case: cookies. Spicy chocolate chip cookies, to be exact.

Spicy Chocolate Chip Cookies with Sea Salt

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May 16, 2017 by alittlerosemary

Gardening Stories, Trials & Tribulations

I’m fairly certain that my gardening “technique” mirrors my life “technique”. And by that, I mean it’s largely organized chaos with far too much going on, and a general “roll with it as you go” mentality.

Every year I have spent in Maryland, I try to improve and get a little better at gardening. Unlike many in my family, I was not blessed with a green thumb, or at very least, I can say it hasn’t come naturally. Living in Maryland, I have come to realize the importance of light direction and strongly believe that every apartment I lived in in New York City had small windows that always faced the “death” direction- no matter what direction they were in. I never had any success with any plants in the city.

While I like reading, I don’t like reading directions, be it blasted Ikea furniture assembly, or researching tips on the best ways to deter pests. Instead, I see, I do, I ask around, maybe research solutions and then I react. This same principle applies to my gardening as well. If I had simply sat down and fully researched gardening techniques and tricks I’d probably be a lot further along than I am now but as it is, I’m feeling pretty good about this year. I’ve learned a lot in trial and error over previous years and this year Mr. C and I decided to dive on in and successfully started dozens of vegetables and herbs from seed and now find ourselves with the delightful (?) problem of having too many plants.

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April 15, 2017 by alittlerosemary

Bee Keeping & Life Updates

It’s been a while since we’ve taken a moment to catch up- to have a heart-to-heart, if you will. In February I found out that I wasn’t accepted into graduate school. After 4 years of working and going to school in between and after jobs on late nights and weekends to get the necessary credits, I wasn’t accepted into any school. It wasn’t really a result I was expecting, as I genuinely thought that if I just kept pushing down the path I had set for myself, once I made it to this point- this point of applying- that I would be accepted into a school and eventually become a RD. But as we all probably know, life doesn’t always work the way you expect it to.

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April 11, 2017 by alittlerosemary

Calming Spring Flower Tea

With spring in the air, I’ve been feeling inspired to create a flower tea blend. After the long -theoretically- cold winter, comes spring and all the plants pop up, ready to say hello. I love seeing the flowers come alive, as they’re so cheerful and inviting with so many wonderful scents.

A relaxing spring tea blend of flowers that smells just like a bouquet

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Hey there- I'm Kelsey! I'm a has-been big city living, bodybuilding, all-or-nothing kind of gal who is currently enjoying a slower life in a small town off the Chesapeake Bay. I try to travel as much as possible and adore food. I am currently working towards becoming a Registered Dietician. Read More…

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