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I love the convenience of dishwasher tablets, but the price is just crazy. So lately I’ve been making my own, and guess what? Making your own dishwasher tablets is super easy, and it doesn’t break the bank either. You’ll Need: 1 Cup Borax 1 Cup Arm & Hammer Washing Soda 1/2 Cup Epsom Salt 3/4 Read More >>
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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 40 of 52 Yesterday I spent about 8 hours in the garden trimming hedges, pulling up spent tomato plants and basically cleaning up the garden beds. It looks pretty bare out there now, but hopefully I’ll be able to get a few more fall vegetables planted before it’s Read More >>
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Albertsons – $6.98 Well, this week started off really good. Buying things like milk, yogurt and fruit never tends to break the bank. Albertsons $16.15 But then we needed more milk, The Girl wanted orange juice, I needed coconut and the HH wanted cottage cheese. Costco $58.63 And then there was Costco. Have you ever Read More >>
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I don’t know when my love affair with potatoes began, but I am deeply in love with them. Even though my Irish Handsome Husband loves them, I don’t think I have enough recipes to keep up with the harvest. So in addition to bombarding my neighbors, friends and the local food bank with potatoes, I’ll Read More >>
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If some of your eggs made their way to the back of your fridge, and you don’t know if they are still good, there is a simple way to test them. Just place the egg in a bowl of cold water {enough water to be double the size of the egg}, if the egg is Read More >>
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