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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug I love winter! I love staying inside, working on projects and looking out the window. This past week was a bit of a treat though because the temps got above 30 so I actually went OUTSIDE. While it’s still a bit of a frozen tundra out Read More >>
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For February, the plan is to only spend one hundred dollars on groceries for the month and to whittle down and use what we already have in the cupboards/fridge/freezer. And so far things are going really well. I made pancakes and topped them with {frozen} blueberries I warmed on the stovetop. Twice! I also made Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things Some people think bathtubs in bedrooms are weird. But I don’t. If this was my bedroom, I’d pretty much never leave. John Bray Estates has the best listings. My favorite are the ones in Port Isaac. Oh, and the kitchen? It has Read More >>
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Do you own a rice cooker? Do you love Spanish Rice? Want a crazy cool time saving recipe that has loads of flavor and can be made in big or small batches? Good!Because that’s what I have for you today. 🙂 Rotel Spanish rice. Basically it’s two cups* of rice, one can of Rotel and Read More >>
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We were at Costco yesterday picking up a couple of things when I wandered down a home goods aisle and spotted a bunch of hair dryers for sale. I had to do a double take when I saw the prices. Are you kidding me? $600 for a hair dryer? Seriously? People pay $600+ for hair Read More >>
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