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It thought this time lapse video of a local pumpkin grower was pretty cool.
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Ah, finances! You know, that topic everyone worries and fights about? And since money makes the world go around, when the money doesn’t stretch far enough, next comes a plummeting credit score. How is it that one little number can dictate your life? If your credit score has got you down, here’s a couple of Read More >>
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Now that the whole back to school rush is over and we are settling into our fall routines, I went ahead and made myself a “to do” list of small projects I’d like to get done by the end of September. There are 16 items on my list and I figure if I tackle at Read More >>
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Fred Meyer – $26.50 Fred Meyer is hopping with deals this week! 2 pounds of our favorite Tillamook cheese for only $3.99, butter 3 for $5, peanut butter $1.25 each, milk $.99 for a half gallon and local Foster Farms whole chickens are on sale for $.99 a pound. Sweet Diggety! Oh and I almost Read More >>
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Have you ever taken a tour of someplace and thought, this is nice, but something isn’t quite right? It looks too… staged. For instance why are there sheep and ducks at this winery and why are those pots permanently attached to the wall? Don’t the peasants need those pots to fetch the sheep water? Well Read More >>
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