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Well we’ve been in freezer mode for the past few weeks so this past week was a pretty boring one in the food department. Since we’ve been using up meals I squirreled away in the freezer linner time has pretty much consisted of frozen lasagna, soups, a few chicken dishes and pickety bits here and Read More >>
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17 Things I Want To Do In 2023 – Week 33 of 52 Earn $1,493.04 {Last Year’s Grocery Expenses} Selling Totally Random Things Online I’ve been working on getting the first layer onto my driftwood wreath for the past few days. So far so good. Next up, another layer of driftwood and then it’s on Read More >>
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Bedtime Routine For Kids — One of the reason I used to love summer is that we could relax a little bit on the strict bedtime routine that the school year required. I didn’t sweat it as much if the kids were still un-showered and playing outside as dusk fell. When the school year Read More >>
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The other day Lucy and I worked in the garden tidying up and planting a few quick fall crops. This year we planted 2 rows of Swiss chard and 4 few kale plants. I figure with my renewed obsession with smoothies, both of these will make a nice addition. I planted 2 rows of beets Read More >>
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A few years ago I wrote about the massive amount of clothing we toss aside each year and how subsequently it is send over seas to be “dealt with”. I received a bunch of emails about how to recycle used clothing we no longer want or use. One email in particular, though, has stuck Read More >>
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