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This past week I went over budget. I need to get serious and hunker down here pretty soon if I am going to reach my goal of averaging $100 a month for groceries for 2012. With only $273.40 left to spend for the year, I’m going to need to map out a plan, and quick. Read More >>
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I have been making these cookies ever since my friend Jane told me about them a few years ago. The recipe comes from Martha Stewart’s Cookie Book and I typically bake a double batch of these delicious cookies when my kids request them for their sporting events or if I’m asked to bake cookies for a Read More >>
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Last night, right before dark I went around to all the tomato plants and picked as many near ripe tomatoes as I could. As much as I would like all my tomatoes to ripen on the vine this year, it’s just not going to happen. We are already a week into September and although there Read More >>
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While I was at the Puyallup Fair yesterday I snapped a few photos of the fruit and vegetable displays. I’m not sure what the exact rules are, but I would imagine people have to grow everything they put into their displays. Personally I think it would be rather difficult to have a pumpkin, tomato, pepper Read More >>
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