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With winter approaching {gasp!}, it’s time to start thinking about being prepared for crazy weather fluctuations. Having a 72 hour kit that is more or less centered around your climate is a pretty smart practice, I think. It’s peace of mind–so when the power goes out or a storm keeps you off the roads, you’re Read More >>
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This past week we harvested squash, potatoes, tomatoes and kale from our backyard garden. Things have totally slowed down because of the colder temperatures, but I don’t mind. I think it’s kind of nice because it give me more time to get a few projects crossed of my list both indoors and out. Last week Read More >>
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Are you ready for the easiest stew recipe on the planet? This is it. And just because it’s fast, doesn’t mean it’s not delicious. Cause it totally is. Plus the addition of the cannellini beans and the Italian tomatoes give it an Italian taste, which I loved! Ingredients 6 cups beef broth 1 pound beef Read More >>
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Do you have a list of places you really want to see before you die? Like a bucket list for travel? I do. I love to travel, every time I go someplace new, I gain some sort of new perspective {It’s all very deep and meaningful. Ha.}, and each new place gives me chance to Read More >>
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I just love it when someone else does all of the research for a make-your-own cleaning product and all I have to do is follow the recipe. I found this DIY window and glass cleaner recipe a while back on Crunchy Betty and I’ve been using it ever since. I LOVE it! It’s quick, easy, and Read More >>
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