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I was out running errands this afternoon and stopped by 2 grocery stores; Safeway and Fred Meyer. I was able to load up on free weenies, milk, orange juice, butter and a few candy bars {to hide in my desk} for only $10! Not to shabby if you ask me. Here is how my shopping Read More >>
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Because kale and Swiss chard are pretty much the only thing I can grow outside all winter, I figure I might as well start coming up with a few recipes so we can enjoy the stuff now before we are inundated with it and I have no idea what to do with it. So today, Read More >>
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A few of you suggested I give Pamoma’s Universal Pectin a try, and so this morning I did. Wowza! This stuff is great if you are looking for a way to make low sugar jam. I had no idea you could make jam with so little sugar and have it turn out so delicious. Seriously, Read More >>
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Photo Credit Okay, so maybe I am a total garden nerd, but every year around this time I start thinking about what I’m going to plant in NEXT YEARS garden. And because I am a super nerd, I like to get on the mailing list for my favorite seed companies so I’ll be the first Read More >>
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Aren’t you glad back to school shopping is over. If I have to walk into another store selling ripped jeans or paper thin t-shirts, I think I’m going to pass out. I seriously despise the mall. Seriously, who pays good money for jeans with holes in them? It’s weird. Plus it smells there. At least when Read More >>
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