Growing Olives in Nashville
Emily ZanottiToddler public relations, bad Catholic hot takes, necessary activities of a feminist tradwife, and the daily adventures of Headless Frank Farms
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How to Grocery Shop on the Cheap
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Tough as a Mother
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About Those Shoes...They're Birkenstocks
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Sunday Morning Pancakes
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Living la dolce vita on a backyard homestead in a mid-sized city, writing on cooking, farming, home economics, with occasional thoughts on faith, family, and feminism.
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