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I don’t know what happened yesterday but the sun came out for like 7 hours. What a SHOCKER!!! I was even able to get my front flower pot replanted with some pretty violas, tiny primroses and English poppies. Yay! Today Lucy Puggles and I are going on a mini adventure. What are you plans for Read More >>
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I don’t know about you, but our schedules are packed this week and guess what? I actually sat down and made a meal plan. Will I stick to it? Who knows, but I’m sure going to try. Here are a few ideas to add to your your menu plan for this week {or next}. Breakfast Read More >>
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This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. For more information, see my disclosure policy. I recently teamed up with Glad Food Protection to take the #SAVEITSUNDAY pledge to not only help eliminate food waste in my own kitchen, but to show you some cool and creative ways you can reduce food waste in Read More >>
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You know how all of the nutritionists always tell you to eat the rainbow? {Not to be confused with the Skittles folks.} Basically, your plate is supposed to filled with different colored foods to ensure you are getting the proper nutrients and all that. Do you ever find it kind of difficult to teach your Read More >>
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Albertsons $13.16 Lately we’ve been eating a lot of chicken and beef tacos with homemade tortillas and refried beans for after school snacks and quick dinners. With everyone going in different directions these days, homemade tacos are super cheap and easy to assemble because of the minimal ingredients {beans, rice, meat and lettuce}. And they are pretty Read More >>
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