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When The Girl and I were back in Washington a few weeks ago we stopped by QFC to pick up a few things for the {early} Thanksgiving feast we had with my parents. And just like anytime else I have a moment or two to browse around a store, I started to notice not only Read More >>
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Yesterday was Lucy’s 10th birthday and to celebrate we took her on an adventure. Lucy LOVES going anywhere in the car with us so it’s always a treat for her, especially when it’s a long drive. Our first stop was to Chick-fil-A for a few of their chicken nuggets and waffle fries. 🙂 3 glorious Read More >>
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Last week I sat down with the boxes of seeds {most of which I purchased at the end of summer}. I went through them to see if there was anything else I thought I might want to grow in next year’s garden. There were only a few packets I needed, so I went ahead and Read More >>
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My husband loves eggnog and is especially a big fan of this eggnog pound cake recipe that I’ve been making for years. When I first started making this eggnog pound cake I used a bundt pan, butfor the past few years I’ve divided this once a year treat into 2 loaf pans as a way Read More >>
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This past week was an easy one on the budget. I picked up a gallon of milk, some mozzarella, pepperoni and a 16 ounce bottle of eggnog. And then forgot to get a photo. Oh well, at least I have pictures of what I made. A roasted chicken dinner with carrots and parsnips. Does it Read More >>
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