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Thank goodness it’s Friday! It’s been a doozy of a week around here and boy am I looking forward to a little R&R this weekend that’s for sure. Have a great weekend everyone and stay safe! ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – Full House: Complete Series Collection Available Kindle Books I think Read More >>
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My friend Jen loves putting together bento boxes for her kids lunches. She makes the food look so fun, I kind of wanted her to come make lunch for me everyday. 😉 I think these are perfect for back to school, and really, only a bit more time consuming than throwing a lunch together in Read More >>
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A friend of mine was recently diagnosed with a chronic illness that is going to require a lifetime of daily medication. As if that weren’t bad enough, when she went to fill the prescriptions, she found out it would cost her $350 per month. Holy buckets, people, that is crazy talk. I can’t imagine that Read More >>
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Bob and Sherle have one of the most amazing gardens on the planet. Last year Sherle sent in photos of their garden {see them HERE} and shared pictures of her husband standing next to their tomato plants that were over 10 feet tall. Wowza! Well we are all in for a treat because Sherle just Read More >>
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How to Save Tomato Seeds — Do you save your seeds from year to year? There are definitely lots of advantages to saving them. One, it’s cost effective {read: free}. Two, it allows you to save seeds that are already adapted to your individual climate, soil conditions, etc. And three, it’s the ultimate in self-reliance. Read More >>
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