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About Danielle Hatfield

Owner/Chief Dirt Digger at Experience Farm - DIYs, recipes and sharing my 2 cents on social media

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The Writer

“A writer writes not because he is educated but because he is driven by the need to communicate. Behind the need to communicate is the need to share. Behind the need to share is the need to be understood.” -Leo Rosten Why do you write? What motivates you to share? — Post From My iPhone

IBM’s CityOne Game

If Your City Were Perfect, What Would It Look Like? Build It with IBM’s CityOne Game (Video)… Read the full story at Treehugger http://bit.ly/azXfc5 — Post From My iPhone

Daring to Disagree

I finally watched Margaret Heffernan’s Ted Talk today over lunch, ‘Dare to Disagree‘. [view interactive transcript here] Something from her talk struck me: “So how do organizations think? Well, for the most part, they don’t. And that isn’t because they don’t want to, it’s really because they can’t. And they can’t because the people inside of them are too afraid … Read More about Daring to Disagree

Dear iPhone Users: Your Apps are Spying on You

Dear iPhone Users: Your Apps are Spying on You Shared via AddThis

IBM’s CityOne Game

If Your City Were Perfect, What Would It Look Like? Build It with IBM’s CityOne Game (Video)… Read the full story at Treehugger http://bit.ly/azXfc5 — Post From My iPhone

The Power of Thank You

In any given week there are dozens of hand written thank you cards that cross my desk. It’s a habit I picked up from my Mother and to this day I have a weakness for nice pens and stationary. There is something special about opening your mailbox and finding a hand written letter. You can … Read More about The Power of Thank You

Bringing Home Bricolage

Anne Willson It feels like it’s been ages since Bricolage, a Greensboro community arts space offering re-purposed materials for local artists and arts workshops by local artists closed it’s doors after just 2 years. From Wikipedia :: The term “bricolage” is borrowed from the French word bricolage, from the verb bricoler, the core meaning in … Read More about Bringing Home Bricolage

Freelance Switch

It is 12 days before my ‘freelance switch’ and I have been kicking my preparations into high gear. Though my home office still looks like Einsteins desk from Princeton I was certain that in a magical matter of days I would have forsaken my creatively messy ways for a super productive lifestyle. I have been struggling to stay … Read More about Freelance Switch

From 6 to 16

I’ve been writing this post for months now – never quite sure when it would be finished, but knowing that I had to write it. Recently I read a tweet by Lucretia Pruitt that shared Margaret Cho’s eloquent rant to Karl Lagerfeld. I agree with Lucretia that Margaret’s message should be to the whole industry. … Read More about From 6 to 16

Creating a Content Strategy for your Blog

I remember when I first started my blog. I didn’t quite know what I wanted to do with it and what I ended up sharing was a smattering of what I found interesting on the web. Over the years I have learned so much, as we all have, about the importance of having a firm … Read More about Creating a Content Strategy for your Blog

Cloverleaf Dinner Rolls are a tasty addition to any dinner table. I love pulling them apart while they are still warm and dipping them in homemade honey butter or sausage gravy. SO GOOD. I’d also recommend enjoying them with my hearty recipe for Swedish Sailors Stew or a Crispy Onion Wedge Salad With Creamy Roasted Heirloom Tomato Dressing. … Read More about Recipe: Cloverleaf Dinner Rolls

This recipe makes 1 large loaf, 2 small loaves, or 24 muffins preheat your oven to 350 degrees and cook for 50 minutes Ingredients: 4 eggs 1 stick softened unsalted butter 1 TBSP vanilla extract 1/2 cup brown sugar 4 ripe bananas 1 tsp salt 2 tsp baking soda 1 1/2 cup walnuts (or pecans) … Read More about Recipe: Banana Walnut Bread

If you are looking for a delicious beanless chili recipe you’ve come to the right place! My husband asked me to make some beanless chili and I could never find a recipe we both could agree on so I decided to make up my own using ingredients we had on hand and was inspired by … Read More about Recipe: Spicy Beanless Chili

Sewing as meditation has been a practice of mine for years and is one of the ways I try to regularly bring mindfulness into my daily life, for instance, I recently finished a set of coasters. Yay me! View this post on Instagram … Read More about Sewing As Meditation

I’ve been working on perfecting my chocolate chip cookies for a few months and finally feel ready to share the recipe. It may have something to do with a sweet text I received today that said – “Without meaning to be effusive, you make the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever eaten.” *sigh* It’s … Read More about RECIPE: Soft and Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies

Y’all know I love trying/creating new recipes. You also may have figured out that I love spicy food (even though it doesn’t like me). When I saw this post by Isabel (@familyfoodie) on Instagram I HAD to try making SPICY deviled eggs. Thankfully my friend Davina (@davinavb) shared a basket full of peppers she grew and … Read More about Recipe: SPICY Deviled Eggs

Recipe: Cloverleaf Dinner Rolls

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