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Have you ever been to Atlanta, Georgia? Yesterday I visited CNN headquarters and talked to Susan Hendricks on Headline News {HLNtv} about my efforts to grow 2,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables in my backyard garden. It was totally cool! I even met Clark Howard and I of course said something really intelligent like … “Saving money Read More >>
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Hold on to your seat. This recipe for Homemade Pumpkin Gingersnap Ice Cream by my recipes is da’ bomb! I’m not sure if Haggen Daz has pumpkin ice cream, but if they did, this would probably be real close to their recipe. I have served this for dessert for the last 3 nights and the Read More >>
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Do you ever purchase pre-bagged produce at the grocery store? If you do, the next time you’re at the market weigh a few bags first before you toss one in the cart. You’d be surprised at how much of a difference in the weight of the bags. The bag of apples you see above was suppose Read More >>
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With the cooler temperatures lately, things are really beginning to wind down in the garden. This past week I cleaned up the garden beds by pull up about half of our tomato plants, and I decided to stop watering the pumpkin patch as well. Although I’m pretty confident I’ll be able to grow boatloads of kale, Swiss Read More >>
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