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A big THANK YOU to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. I hope by sharing other peoples pictures and stories here on One Hundred Dollars a Month we can all get some cool ideas to use in our own homes and gardens. Check out these photos Lisa sent in of an old dog Read More >>
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This weekend I finally got around to moving all those herbs I planted into containers this spring over to the greenhouse. Let me tell you Bob, I’m glad that little project is done. I don’t know what I was thinking when I dug up the old herb garden and moved everything in pots. Because the Read More >>
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I was thinning carrots this morning and pulled out a couple of little guys. They kind of looked like baby carrots–which made me think, I can’t remember the last time I saw someone pull out a full sized carrot and munch on it. Everyone eats bagged baby carrots. I started to wonder where did the Read More >>
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One bad apple spoils the whole bunch, right? What do you think, does all this food look like trash to you? Now I’m all for reclaiming free food, but there were multiple moldy strawberries in this 1 pound container of berries, and picking out the one or two good strawberries just wasn’t worth it to Read More >>
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If you’re like me you probably have a few baseball bat sized zucchinis sitting on your kitchen counter just starring back at you right now. If you’re drawing a blank on what to use them for {because you’ve cooked so many loaves of zucchini bread or you’ve run out of neighbors to force them on}, you Read More >>
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