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Yesterday my 85 year old neighbor lady stopped by to invite our family over for pecan pie and coffee on Sunday. Her husband, the retired Air Force Colonel {who wants to run for congress}, had found an award winning pie recipe from Texas last week while were talking in the garden and was going to Read More >>
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Here’s how this is going to go down. Follow these instructions carefully: Step 1: Change into some comfy elastic-waisted pants. Step 2: Make these brownies. Step 3: Don’t stop eating them until you hate yourself. Step 4: Vow to spend an extra hour at the gym. Step 5: Feel guilty because you don’t actually have Read More >>
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Memphis is one of those iconic American cities. It houses so much by way of music culture–and a few years ago on my St. Jude or Bust trip, I had a chance to really check it out. If you ever get the chance to explore it, here are a couple of must-not-miss stops: Graceland. Elvis Read More >>
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I’ve never been a big spender when it comes to Halloween. Candy, YES {because c’mon, who doesn’t want leftovers}, but as far as costumes go, my kids usually made their own {although I must confess we did go through a Disney period with The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird}. Even though I never spent Read More >>
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Winter squash are like potatoes. If you store them right, they will seriously last you most of the winter–at least until you can get out and grow yourself some cool weather kale and spinach. To ensure that you get the longest life out of your squash, start by picking it at the right time. The Read More >>
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