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[wildflowersoul]

What? How is it possible that Kickass Cupcakes is expanding? I do not support this supporting of crappy cupcakes. Speaking of cupcakes- a few weekends ago I tried cupcakes from Patsy's Pastries in Somerville, and I am somewhat happy to report that they were not that good. Lyndell's still wins, which makes me happy because I walk to Lyndell's from home, and I kind of fear finding the Perfect Cupcake someplace outside of reasonable walking distance. I guess if this is one of my concerns in life I'm doing pretty well.

I'm getting weirdly excited by the prospect of shopping at local farmer's markets this summer. I also think that once it gets nice, we may be able to obtain hay within a 30 minute drive for much less than the $50-60 a month we currently pay to get it shipped in from the midwest. But then again, it may not be early cut western Timothy hay, and I can't be serving lame hay to my bunnies. They have discerning tastes.

How much did The Office rock last night? Answer: So much! I want to host a dinner party. But a remarkably less awkward one.

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[cayetana.livejournal.com]

Ack! It saddens me that you pay that much for hay. I'll have my mom look into the price where she is: an hour away, which factors in gas. But it might work out cheaper, or they might be able to ship from there. There are a few nurseries and farmer stores. Or, since my mom is here pretty often, she can every now and then bring a bale with her.

I love this new side of Jan! (though I haven't seen everything, so I don't know how new it is.)

[wildflowersoul.livejournal.com]

We do pay a lot for hay- though to be fair to the hay folks, half of that cost is shipping (which is kind of outrageous, but they only ship using UPS, so even UPS ground is like $25-30). But if you do have a line on hay an hour away, I'd be interested in checking it out. The buns may be too spoiled for local hay, but we can give it a shot =)