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You know how I love to peruse Treehugger, right? Well, in one of my recent strolls through the website, I found an article about number people moving out to suburbia versus staying in large cities. For a long time, treehugger has touted the trend of young people moving back into the cities, in favor of walking 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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As you know, this year I am trying to cut costs so I can work on paying down our mortgage. One of the ways to save money is to try to do as many things as I can to save on energy. Enter, line drying. When I was younger, my grandmother line dried almost everything. Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you. Because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places.” Will you be planting marigolds in your veggie patch this year? Learn all the benefits of having marigolds in your garden and some oddball facts over on Dig for Read More >>
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Let’s be honest. Lentil and beans are pretty boring. They don’t have a ton of flavor on their own, but this recipe will change all that. It has a little kick, but it’s not too hot. The spices blend perfectly and take your beans and lentils up a notch {or 20}. If you aren’t a Read More >>
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