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View from the garden gate 1/3/2012 When I was coming up with my goals for 2012 I decided this was the year to Go BIG or Go HOME. In 2009 I tried to grow a ton {2,000 lbs} of fruits and vegetables in our backyard. I came up short. After the last vegetable was weighed Read More >>
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The summer of 2010 I came across a money-making deal at QFC grocery on Kraft shredded cheese. I loaded up. I don’t remember how many packages I brought home, but we are still pulling bags of shredded cheese from the freezer. According to the package, the cheese should have expired November of 2010. So Read More >>
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I know I should sit down and take the time to write a proper post. To summarize and to reflect on this past year and how hard and/or easy it was to keep my family feed for one hundred dollars a month. But my mind just draws a blank. I am not a writer. I Read More >>
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I’m glad you’re here. Take a look around. What do you think? Notice anything different? 2012 is going to be a great year. New beginnings. New adventures. New goals and if I play my cards right, maybe a few new stamps in my passport as well. I can’t wait to get started. The fun begins Read More >>
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I’m having a really hard time trying to decide what to do next year. I mean, do I want to continue trying to spend one hundred dollars a month on groceries? The obvious answer would be yes. After all, why on earth would I want to go back to spending $400, $600 or even $800 Read More >>
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