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Hello Friday! Last night I went to bed just before 8 and didn’t wake up again until just after 6 this morning. A solid 10 hours of rest…. that hardly ever happens. And boy did it feel good. I guess I didn’t realize how tired I was. This time of year always leaves me feeling Read More >>
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If you’re looking for a last minute appetizer to make for your New Year’s festivities {or really, any time of year} this pistachio cherry goat cheese log is not only a total winner, but it will take you all of 5 minutes to make. Whip one up for a hostess gift, or lock yourself in Read More >>
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Usually in the evenings I pop a dvd in and hook until it’s time to fall asleep. But the HH surprised me with the book; The Gardens of Bunny Mellon for Christmas and so for the past few nights I’ve been slowly making my way through its pages. Not only was Bunny an avid gardener, Read More >>
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It’s no big secret around here that I love setting goals, I think almost as much as I love checking them off my list. I’ll be sharing my new list of goals for 2023 this Sunday, but first, I wanted to take a moment to tell you exactly how I go about setting my goals Read More >>
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Last week I nearly had a heart attack when my husband came home from the store and told me he had to pay $5.59 for a dozen eggs. Wasn’t it just last year that you could find eggs for less than two dollars a dozen? Milk prices had been creeping up too {he paid $5.19 Read More >>
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