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It’s not that I think I’ll run out of food by the end of the year… Because I know I won’t. The problem is more along the lines of how do I exhibit enough self-control to not SPEND too much money thus going over my $1, 200 a year grocery budget. There’s one thing I Read More >>
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I spent a lot of time in the garden this week trying to keep my mind off going to the grocery store and spending money. I harvested carrots, potatoes and a few pumpkins. I cannot recall a year when the carrots have grown so huge. The Handsome Husband even noticed their size. “Wow, that’s a Read More >>
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Cut 2 acorn squashes in half. Scoop out the seeds, rinse and pat them dry. Place seeds on a paper towel to dry out (2-3 days). Once the seeds have dried, place them in an airtight container and store in a cool dark place. Do this and you’ll have plenty of seed to grow acorn Read More >>
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Am I the only person who thinks it’s weird someone would actually PAY money for a crushed candy cane? I mean really, how hard is it? And let’s not forget about the genius in the “new food” department who came up with this little money-maker. Did his co-workers give him strange looks when he presented Read More >>
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