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Cooking in a crock pot pretty much kills two bird with one stone. You get a delicious recipe out of it, and it keeps you from ever having to buy candles because it makes your whole house smell so good you sometimes want to lick your walls {kids, do not try that at home}. Applesauce Read More >>
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Now that the kids are back to school and all settled in, I really want to make sure to start the school year off right. I didn’t realize until AFTER I finished school how being successful really is all about having good study habits. I want to make sure my kids have the “tools for Read More >>
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Taking care of the grass is totally my husbands department, but I know some of you do it all, so here’s a quick and dirty guide on fall lawn care and prepping your lawn for winter: First, now that it is cooler, lower your lawn blade {keeping your lawn blade higher in the summer protects Read More >>
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When we built our house, the guy who installed the granite countertops told me not to waste my money on expensive granite cleaners–which are like $7.00 a bottle, so it wasn’t a hard sell to get me not to buy them. He told me I could make my own with rubbing alcohol, dish soap, and Read More >>
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When I first built our garden boxes back in 2009 I was totally new to raised bed gardening. I was going for maximum space and didn’t put to much thought into how deep my garden boxes needed top be. So I purchased the most inexpensive untreated wood I could find, 8′ x 8″ x 2 Read More >>
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