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What the heck happened to the rain yesterday? It was a beautiful day here in the Pacific Northwest. Lucy the puggle dog and I were able to get a boatload of things done and were able to stay nice and dry too. I love spring days like that. Now that the weather is starting to Read More >>
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I must admit I was a little excited when I saw all those bags of grapes and 1 pound boxes of strawberries when I picked up the reclaimed food boxes this week from Mr. Produce Guy. Even though there were only 2 boxes of scraps saved for us, there were still plenty of treasures. Umm, Read More >>
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Ding Ding Ding… We have a winner! This afternoon I made the monkeys a batch of peanut butter and Nutella cookies and boy were they delicious. Milk and cookies, does it get any better than that? Here is the recipe: Ingredients 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened 3/4 cup smooth peanut butter {I used Jif} 1/2 Read More >>
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This past weekend was pretty awesome. On Sunday afternoon the Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and I walked around the garden and cut bouquets of daffodil flowers. We ended up filling 3 vases and placed them around the house. I love, love, love this time of year! There is so much hope and promise in the air Read More >>
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Feeding my family for $100 a month means coming up with some pretty creative ways to save money at the grocery store. There are a ton of little ways to save a buck at the grocery store that can add up to BIG savings. Even if you’re just looking to shave a little off of Read More >>
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