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I woke up this morning and could totally tell that fall was in the air. My nose was cold {weirdo, I know, but my nose always gets cold first} and it felt like a jeans and long sleeve sort of day. I decided that since I was going to pull out the winter clothes, I Read More >>
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Hello Thursday! Mrs. Hillbilly will be stopping by this morning to hang out and help me unpack a few boxes {Yay!} fingers crossed she doesn’t pass out when she sees the construction zone going on downstairs. 😉 Have a great day everyone, ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – Up to 45% Off Read More >>
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Roasted Red Beet and White Bean Hummus, Zucchini Hummus, Cauliflower Hummus. Clearly I have a thing for hummus. Because it’s awesome! What’s next? Well pumpkin hummus of course. If you’re a fellow hummus lover, this recipe won’t disappoint. It’s so good that I suspect if I don’t hide it, there won’t be any left for Read More >>
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You know those vanity trays you can buy all fancy schmancy and put together…for a price? Well, they are actually super easy to make, and bonus, they cost about a fraction of the price–especially if you have an old frame lying around. You’ll Need: Spray paint Wood balls Hot glue gun Picture frame {8×10 or Read More >>
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Yesterday I broke out the shovel and got started on my future herb garden. There are quite a few things I need to get done before I can actually plant herbs, but with a little hard work, I think I can get the beds ready by early spring. On the “to do list” is installing Read More >>
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