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It will take you longer to get your crock pot out of the cupboard than it will for you to put this recipe together. And it’s good. Really, really good. Did I mention it’s easy? Yep, it is. All you need are a few chicken breasts, a bottle of Italian dressing and handful of Parmesan Read More >>
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Last week, I started London Hospital–and for the record, I’m hooked. Thanks to readers Janet and Linda, now I have a new series to add to the list. This Friday, I am going to start Foyle’s War. It’s about a detective who investigates wartime crimes in England {War time being WWII}. It gets a solid Read More >>
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For the last couple of years I’ve been “snack mom” for one of my kids fall sports teams. And if there is one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s after being outside in the cold for hours, kids want a hot meal. As a parent you can pack all the granola bars, fruit roll Read More >>
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You don’t need an oven. You don’t need any baking skills. You don’t need any fancy ingredients. You do need a sweet tooth though. And the ability to stir. Those are pretty much the only requirements for these cookies. Sounds perfect to me! Ingredients 1/2 cup butter 2 cups sugar 1/2 cup milk 4 tablespoons Read More >>
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One of the biggest chunks of my food budget, is meat {and unless you are a non-meat eater, I’m sure you’re in the same boat}. While you can shop sales and markdowns, or barter with neighbors, one of the best ways to save on meat is buying in bulk. This time I picked up 40lbs Read More >>
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