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Posted by Minerva Orduno Rincon on June 27, 2017June 27, 2017

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@tdoriginals with the best treats for her vendors for the @odvwines Artisan Holiday Market! Today from 10 am to 5 pm.

I gifted this little fig sprout to @tdoriginals a few months ago, the only one I managed to keep alive from 6 or 7 I started. And look at these little babies!

Every time I open one of these jewels I am overjoyed to have such a happy little tree at my home, to be able to spoil my child with them and watch her stuff her round face with fistfuls of the sweet, juicy, crunchy little seeds. #happylittletrees #treesaremyfriends

Easily the best thing I did today: relocating worms to the other side of the yard while the child insists the tiny worms are so 'cuuuuuuutie!' This is the life.

It's that #tamalestamalestamales time if year people. Just a few spots left for the Cooking A-Z class in Tubac on 1218. Reposted from @cucumbersandlimes (@get_regrann) - The tamal workshop at @tucsonbotanical for 12/17 is sold out! But luckily there are just 2 or 3 spots left for the 12/18 class at Cooking A-Z in Tubac. 2-5 pm, $60. Sonoran tamales and coricos, the best Sonoran corn cookie you've never heard of (hint hint: there's a recipe on cucumbersandlimes.com). Register at www.cookinga-z.com - #regrann

15 year old dog trying to give me a heart attack on this giving Tuesday by sleeping with eyes fully open and tongue out. Not cool dog. Not cool.

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