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Aside from a few lasagnas with white sauce, I’ve pretty much always made {and loved} a simple red sauce lasagna. So when I saw this recipe for a lasagna that seemed to be having an identity crisis and couldn’t decide whether it was a soup or lasagna, I was intrigued and had to make it. Read More >>
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I love to harvest onions. They smell warm and onion-y, and since I am pretty much willing to throw them into anything, they are always a welcome harvest. Onions are super duper easy to grow, but I like to use companion planting anyway. Mostly, onions provide protection for other plants {the smell masks the Read More >>
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Welcome to my 52 Ways to Save $100 a Month series. We’re serious about saving money in 2016. Sometimes it’s the little things and sometimes it’s the big things. I’m here to walk you through some little things that can add up to BIG savings. 52 little things to be exact. Every week, join me Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.” So. About that spot on Luy’s belly. It’s gone. How weird is that? It had to of been a bug bite she had a reaction to. Her mood is the same {crazy} and she is eating just Read More >>
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Being frugal doesn’t mean that you have to hole yourself up in a bunker somewhere and cut the outside world off, using only sticks and mud to meet your basic needs. It really is about getting your money to stretch as far as possible. I mean, when it really comes down to it, your money Read More >>
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