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Every few years, I get enough accumulated stuff that it becomes totally worth it for me to have a garage sale. Garage sales are my way of de-junkifying–but, not in the sense that it is “junk.” I want the stuff out, because it just is no longer working for me, but it is still really Read More >>
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Not only is growing your own food kind of the hipster thing to do these days, but the pure satisfaction that comes with getting a little dirt under your nails and being able to grow something yourself instead of buying it, is kind of a big deal. At least I think it is. Find out Read More >>
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Tonight The Girl and I are going way back and watching Rodgers & Hammerstein’s State Fair. It was released in 1945, and about a girl and her family going to the State Fair {the most exciting thing all year, don’t you know}. It makes life seem simpler to watch these classics sometimes. If you haven’t seen Read More >>
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It’s inevitable because we have so many devices and smart phones and laptops and Kindles and iPads and the list goes on for days, that at some point we will be overtaken by cords. It makes me crazy when they are plugged in because there’s no way to make them look neat, but I have Read More >>
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