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Can you believe Thanksgiving is tomorrow? I totally spaced about the turkey and just placed it in the refrigerator last night. I’m pretty sure Mr. Tom Turkey will be spending tonight in a cold water bath. 😉 What kind of nut forgets to thaw their turkey? I mean c’mon, get your act together Mavis!! So, Read More >>
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This is the easiest way to prepare acorn squash. Ever. And it’s sooo good. The brown sugar mixes with natural sugars in the squash and caramelizes and it is melt in your mouth good. It’s the perfect fall side dish and kind of makes me want to go jump in a big pile of leaves. Read More >>
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Are you headed out for some Black Friday shopping this year?  I have to admit, I am not going out this year.  I prefer to stay at home in my jammies–that’s not to say that I don’t get the appeal, I really do.  You can score some really amazing deals.  So, if you are motivated enough Read More >>
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Reader Amy recently sent me a link to this article, with the following note attached, Hi Mavis, I thought you’d be interested in this article. A couple in Florida was forced to dig up their 17-year old vegetable garden just because it was in the front yard. They would have been fined $50 a day Read More >>
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Another week, another couple of boxes of ugly discarded produce we hauled home because nobody wanted to pay full price for them at the supermarket. This week Mr. Produce Guy stuffed our reclaimed boxes full of all sorts of goodies for our backyard flock of chickens. There were practically 2 boxes filled with just greens! Read More >>
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