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One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Katie sent in some AWESOME pictures of an old kids playhouse she and her family turned in to a chicken coop. How cool is that? Here’s what Katie had to say about her coop. “Its small, but the girls are mighty! We have 2 Red Stars, both 10 months Read More >>
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Although we didn’t get a huge amount of free “chicken scraps” this week, what The Girl and I were able to reclaim was awesome. For starters, we were able to save over a pound of fresh asparagus from going in the dumpster which was pretty exciting, since we haven’t had asparagus on our dinner plates Read More >>
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Calling all green thumbs: Did YOU plant a container this year? Did you take a picture of it in it’s prime? If so, hurry on over to Botanical Interests and enter the Botanical Interests Container Gardening contest. There is a limit of three {3} photo entries per person and photos must be received by October 31, 2012. Winners Read More >>
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It’s a good thing the Handsome Husband likes kale, because he’s going to be eating a lot this winter. I have a feeling a kale cookbook is in my future. And it’s a good thing too, because we’ll have so much of the crap yummy leafy greens to eat, I think I’ll be able to Read More >>
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A couple of years ago there was some sort of deal at Fred Meyer where I ended up with over 20+ jars of McCormick spice grinders. It was awesome. The grinders I picked up were pretty basic; Salt, Pepper, Garlic Salt, Garlic Pepper, and Italian Seasoning. Over the years I’ve learned the best way to Read More >>
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