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Get Back To The Basics + Learning to Unplug Not a second was wasted this past week. I love when I have stretches of time like that. 🙂 I have started listening to audiobook cd’s again {it helps me from picking up my phone} and need to pop by the library for some more. This Read More >>
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Market Basket $58.04 After two months of spending just under one hundred dollars a month on groceries, it was time to splurge. And splurge we did! Out first stop was Market Basket to pick up few basic rations. One of the things I craved the most while I was pinching pennies, was meatloaf. Ever since Read More >>
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Looking for an amazingly easy set it and forget it Crock Pot recipe for this week? Well you’re in luck because one hundred dollars a month reader Linda suggested her sun dried tomato Crock Pot chicken breast recipe and long story short, we made her recipe, LOVED it and now I want to tell you Read More >>
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Yesterday we drove out to the Dorr Mill Store to pick up another batch of wool. 400 yards of wool actually. The plan is to have all the wool dyed, folded, bundled and ready to go by the end of March. And so far so good. I’m on track. As soon as the ground thaws, Read More >>
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What do you do with the contents of your vacuum cleaner bag/canister? Obviously you don’t keep it and put it into specimen jars to admire later unless you’re a weirdo, but seriously, what do you do with it? Do you throw it in the trash? Add it to your compost pile? Toss it out back Read More >>
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