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Over the weekend I received my gas bill and the bill was the lowest it’s ever been. $27.20. FREAKIN’ AWESOME if you ask me. The gas line is hooked up to four things in our home; the furnace, fireplace, water heater, and gas cooktop. The first gas bill we received after moving in wasn’t too Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Satiety Definition: State of being filled, excess of gratification Used in a sentence: When he had finished the meal he was filled to satiety. Hello Tuesday! Lucy and I went for a walk yesterday morning and it was sooo chilly outside I had to wear gloves. It was awesome! I LOVE fall. How about you? Read More >>
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Even though I don’t make a weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from. Here are a few recipes from my recipe collection I thought you might like:3 Breakfast Ideas Traditional Raisin Scones – There are always two camps when it comes Read More >>
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So maybe I’m the crazy one. Maybe there is something wrong with me because I can’t fathom filling 3 garbage cans full of trash each week PLUS 2-3 bins of recyclables. Monday is trash day in our neighborhood and on my daily walks with Lucy, I walk by a particular house in our neighborhood and Read More >>
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In the last house, I had plant shelves above my kitchen cabinets–which is basically a fancy way to say I had a spot to set kitchen-y knick knacks which then collected dust. It wasn’t just any dust, either, mind you. It was that greasy grime that builds up and will not easily wipe up. This Read More >>
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