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Camping, by nature {pun intended}, is supposed to be a thrifty vacation, but with all of the gear, fees and food costs can really add up. Still, it’s a great way to get the kiddos away from the T.V. and video games and into the great outdoors. So here’s 10 ways to save a little Read More >>
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Local author Yvonne and her family decided to get more serious with their attempt at growing vegetables and keeping chickens. Here is what she had to say: Last year we dug up our front yard (my husband hates to mow the lawn so he was happy) and got good soil delivered. It was a very Read More >>
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Lucy and I snapped a few pictures of the raised garden beds this morning and I thought I would show you what’s growing in them. 17 heads of cabbage were planted and so far 2 of them are bolting. I always think it’s weird when you plant something in the same soil and the conditions Read More >>
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Here’s a super easy, super tasty strawberry shortcake recipe with a twist. The addition of the chocolate chips just kind of sends this recipe over the top. I mean, who is not a fan of a chocolate/strawberry combo? It totally works here!
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I don’t know if it is because my kids are getting older or what, but I have had this urge to start crossing things off my proverbial bucket list. I think now that they don’t need me in the same way, or as much for that matter, as they used to, I’ve had time to Read More >>
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