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When we picked up our free “chicken scraps” this past week there were just 2 boxes. It made me wonder, do people buy less produce when it’s cold outside? Even though there was quite a bit of edible lettuce, apples and grapes in the boxes, I only hung on to a few things for us Read More >>
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Holy canolies people. You sure had a lot to say about the white bread vs. whole grain bread issue. It was a wee bit overwhelming going through all the comments, and several of you seem to know a lot about homemade bread, so thank you for taking the time to link to your favorite recipes or type Read More >>
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{photo credit} When I people-watch in the grocery store {which I do often, not for judgement, but for the sheer sake of curiosity}, I am always amazed how few people weigh their produce. It’s a simple step that can save a ton of money over time. Next time you grab a bunch of bananas or Read More >>
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Yesterday I wandered out into the backyard and created a flower box. I still had a few daffodils left over and wanted to get them planted asap, but was out of containers. I did however have an old wooden pallet that was headed for the burn pile. So after the game was over, I had the Handsome Read More >>
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