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Presentation is everything! Okay, actually this should be titled “How to throw a fabulous Baby Shower for under $ 44,” but I splurged on the invitations. Yes, I know, if I really wanted to be Eco friendly and thrifty at the same time I would have used evite for the invitations (shame on me), but Read More >>
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Berry thieves have struck (and I don’t mean the kids). For the third day in a row I have gone out to the strawberry patch/bed and found several strawberries on the ground with little bits everywhere. I’m beginning to suspect the birds/squirrels. There are a ton of them around here and since I know they Read More >>
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One of my favorite things about fall is decorating the front porch with corn stalks and pumpkins. It’s a warm and fuzzy feeling, kinda like staring at a couple cords of wood stacked neatly waiting for the days to grow shorter and the cool air of fall. Hands down it’s my favorite time of year. Read More >>
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Think of how much money brides could save on their weddings if they used Easter Egg Radishes instead of flowers!
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MOM……STOP THE CAR…..I SEE A SALMON BERRY!!!!!!! The girl will stop at nothing in order to pick every single last berry. Her first forage of the season: a whopping 4 oz. I’m so happy my kids are easy to please.
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