Join Mavis Butterfield for vegetable gardening and canning tips, easy recipes, and saving money strategies (Rug hooking, too!). Simple living at its best!
bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things USED Coffee Mugs $3.00 EACH I stopped by the thrift store the other day for the first time in over 2 years and let me tell you Bob, I haven’t been missing much. $10 – $12 for a pair of used jeans, Read More >>
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The HH and I were running errands in Brunswick the other day and decided to find a local spot to grab a bite. As I was searching my phone for local eateries, Wild Oats Bakery and Cafe popped up on the screen and since the reviews were good and it had the word bakery in Read More >>
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My favorite UK real estate website, John Bray Estates {which I check several times a week!} just listed the Doctor’s Surgery from the hit TV show Doc Martin!!! From the website: DOC MARTIN’S SURGERY – One of Port Isaac’s most iconic cottages, commanding an elevated position overlooking Port Isaac’s historic village and harbour. Better known Read More >>
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This is a Guest Post by the super amazing One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Mel {she’s the one who made A Freezer Meal Menu Plan for Four Month’s Worth of Meals, and then made a Big List of Freezer Meal Recipes and Freezer Meal Cooking Tips.} Mel has also shared about her Mini Sewing Room Makeover, Read More >>
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I thought eating well and trying to stay on budget without an oven would be sort of tricky, but other than having to pay crazy prices for {less than stellar} store bought bread and going without homemade cookies and biscuits, it hasn’t been too hard. Those doughnuts last week though, they set me back a Read More >>
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