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Quote of the Day “It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation, and only one bad one to lose it.” Lucy the snuggle puggle and I had a great day yesterday! I’ll tell you more about it in my next post, but let’s just say some exciting things are right around the corner and Read More >>
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One of my goals this year is to simplify and one of the ways I plan to do that is to sell or donate at least 1,000 ordinary items that are crowding our closets and drawers by the end of July. My goal date is set for the end of July because my neighborhood has Read More >>
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Saving is rad. The thing is, unless you actually put the money aside and SAVE it, your penny pinching ways don’t really add up to anything tangible. Since saving is the key to retiring early–or at the very least, on time, here’s a couple of strategies to catapult you to spending your days exactly how you Read More >>
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Strawberries hitting the stores is like the kick-off to spring. The first {affordable and in-season} round usually shows up around late March/early April {mostly from California}. If you have your own strawberry patch, you’ll have to wait a bit longer…either way, buy ’em up and grow ’em while you can. Even better, make sure to Read More >>
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There is nothing more satisfying than watching the green leaves of bean plants fill up your garden. Beans are my favorite crop to use succession planting on. I also am a pretty big fan of using them in companion planting. Beans mostly give a lot to other plants…they are givers, they can’t help themselves. There are Read More >>
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