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With spring farmers markets right around the corner, the opportunity and ability to eat more locally grown, fresh produce gets a lot broader. If you have gardened for any period of time, you know that real veggies and fruit rarely look like the “perfect” ones that grace the grocery store produce section. Grocery store produce Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Happiness is not a goal…it’s the by-product of a life well lived.” Can someone please tell me how I got so lucky to have a dog like Lucy? Seriously. She is so much fun sometimes I can hardly stand it. Have a great Thursday everyone, get out there and BE AWESOME. ♥ Read More >>
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In an effort to revitalize our leftover ham from Easter dinner, I made my favorite Split Pea Soup recipe. It’s a hearty stand-alone recipe that I could have served to my family and then would have been perfectly content gobbling it up. But I thought it needed a tasty little side to go with it, Read More >>
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Those Mr. Clean Magic Erasers are lifesavers. They take crayons off walls like nobody’s business. But they are spendy little things. Lucky for you, there’s a cheaper alternative. Have you ever heard of melamine foam? Well it’s the main component in those handy dandy Magic Erasers. And while a name brand magic eraser can run Read More >>
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You know how I like to challenge myself, right? Well this year I have been trying crazy hard to spend only $100 a month on groceries but as you know, I’ve been running a little over each month by about $5-$10. At this rate, I’ll be over my budget by the end of the year Read More >>
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