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We are almost done de-cluttering around here, and this weekend, we finally got around to cleaning up the garage. It was so easy to open up the door and toss all of the bags and boxes slated for charity out into the garage, until I had to deal with them–and everything else that has piled Read More >>
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This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. For more information, see my disclosure policy.I’m pretty sure if Lucy could talk, she’d say she was fed up with all the human giveaways we’ve been having. I’m not sure how it is in your house, but Lucy is like one of the family around here. Read More >>
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Smith Brothers Milk $11.16 Getting your milk delivered is RAD people, totally RAD. Shuffling outside in 40 degree weather at 8am in your pj’s to collect groceries off your porch is the best thing ever. Albertsons $12.04 I sent The Girl to the store for lunch supplies and this is what she came back with. Read More >>
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Even though I don’t make a weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from. Here are a few recipes for you to choose from this week: Breakfast Ideas: Strawberry and Nutella Crepes with Bananas – Nutella. Need I say more? {Pin Read More >>
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Have you ever wondered what the numbers on those little stickers on your produce mean? They are called PLU codes {price look-up codes} and originally were meant to help the seller price and sell the item accurately. You may already know that the codes can tell how the produce was grown, but they are not Read More >>
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