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Ugh. It’s that time of year again when I have to take inventory of my kids’ closets, check out their school supply list & hit the stores. It’s one of my least favorite times of year. But not this year. This year I’ve wised up. I’ve always said someone should pay me to do back Read More >>
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When I was a kid, Magic Shell what quite the treat and after a little experimenting I finally figured out how to make my own version at home. And best of all, there are only 2 ingredients! Ingredients 1 cup chocolate chips {I used Girhadelli milk chocolate} 2 tablespoons coconut oil {Amazon has deals on coconut oil} Read More >>
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In an attempt to make our recent trip to Dollywood last a longer, tonight The Girl and I are going to watch Nine to Five. {It’s a shout out to Lola and her love for Dolly Parton.} Plus, it’s kind of an iconic 80’s movie, so it feels like I should watch it at least Read More >>
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While The Girl and I were making our way to St. Jude last week on our Epic Road Trip Tour, one of the stops we make was at Dick and Jane’s Spot in Ellensburg, Washington. It. Was. Awesome. Back in 1971 Dick & Jane both received a BA in Art from Central Washington University. They then went Read More >>
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Yesterday Lucy the trouble puggle and I planted a second crop of fall peas. This time around we planted Sugar Daddy Snap Peas outside in the garden boxes and Sugar Snap Peas {the pole variety} in the greenhouse. I like planting the Sugar Daddy Snap Peas outside in the fall because they are a bush variety, Read More >>
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