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Hi, I’m Mavis. I went to the store twice last week to buy food for my family. My shopping trips were so stinkin’ RAD you are going to pass out with amazement. I hope you’re sitting down. Albertsons $.99 Thanks to the Albertsons Summer Sizzlin’ Sweepstakes, we won 6 free doughnuts. I would have put Read More >>
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I don’t know what the weather’s like in your neck of the woods, but up here in the Seattle area it’s too hot to cook. So guess what I’m serving for dinner? A. Popcicles B. Cold Cereal C. Strawberry Salsa D. A swift kick in the pants if you ask me to cook something in Read More >>
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Yesterday was a bit of a blur. The HH worked for a few hours in the morning, I ran errands, The Girl had practice, and Monkey Boy did what all normal teenage boys do on a Saturday morning, slept in. And then as soon as we were all back in the house together, we had Read More >>
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This morning, I whipped up a raspberry buckle. A “buckle” is a cross between a coffee cake and a regular cake, and they almost always involve fruit. Which is pretty darn perfect if you ask me, because you can eat it for breakfast, or jazz it up with a scoop of ice cream for dessert. Or you could just Read More >>
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Is your garden bursting with raspberries yet? A few days ago, I was able to whip up a batch of raspberry sorbet using some raspberries we had frozen from last summers bumper crop. This year our raspberry patch isn’t looking so hot, so luckily, we’ve got back up. I discovered this raspberry sorbet a few Read More >>
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