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One of my goals last year was to be able to pay for all my grocery store purchases by earning that money back by selling totally random things I had collected on my walks along the beaches surrounding our home or just from our walks in general. And well, a lot of other projects sort Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things If you were to go on a solo vacation anywhere in the world, where would you go and how long would you go for? If you could only eat 1 type of fruit for an entire year. What would you choose? {Me? Read More >>
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This is a guest post written by my friend Zoë. She makes quilts! Today she is sharing her Blue and White Postage Stamp Quilt Tutorial here on the blog. Her online store is called Zoë Dawn Quilts. Go check her out! ♥♥♥♥♥ Hi friends of Mavis! I recently made a quilt for Mavis and what Read More >>
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If you’ve got a few jars of canned peaches sitting on your shelf and are looking for something crazy good to make for dessert… or to tuck away in your freezer to pull out another time, I’ve got a Peach Crisp recipe for you. My favorite part about this recipe though is that it will Read More >>
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Call me crazy but I’m convinced the number one way to save money on groceries is to eat simply. The less ingredients, the less flair on your plate… the more money you’ll be left with at the end of to spend on something else. The key though is variety. Something I haven’t quite mastered yet Read More >>
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