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Hello Friday. 😉 If you are a fan of Starbucks hurry and head over to Groupon and grab a Starbucks – $5 for $10 Starbucks Card eGift before time runs out. This deal is good thru tonight so don’t miss out. I LOVE thier passion fruit iced tea. What’s YOUR poison? Have a great weekend! ♥ Read More >>
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I don’t know about you, but the last thing I want to do is hang out in the kitchen all day during the middle of summer. So lately, I’ve been getting up a little earlier to get some cooking done before the temperatures rise. This morning I made a killer orzo salad with fresh peas, carrots and pine Read More >>
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Over the years, I have learned that growing a a garden organically does not mean putting the plants in the ground, watering, and waiting for fresh produce to show up. To truly get the most out of your garden, you have to learn to work with nature. Introducing beneficial insects into your garden can help Read More >>
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I love body scrubs, especially in the winter, when skin is dry and scaly. The thing is, it’s so dang expensive to buy it, and ridiculously inexpensive to make it. So, when I stumbled onto this recipe on a Healthy Jalapeno, I knew I wanted to give it a try {I tweaked her recipe just Read More >>
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I came across this article on treehugger yesterday, and I don’t know about you, but I’d sure like stores to get rid of the impulse buying candy rack. The article suggests how irresponsible it is to keep sugar laden treats at kids’ eye level in the checkout lines. I remember when my kids were little, Read More >>
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