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1. Get Organized. I have nothing left to organize. I know, it’s weird. 2. Run, walk or crawl a Marathon, half marathon, 10k, and 5k race this year. I’m seriously thinking about signing up for the Poulsbo Marathon just so I can get this puppy marked off my list. Just roll out of bed, throw Read More >>
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It’s that time again. You ask, and I pretend to know things and answer your burning questions. It really is so much fun to open my inbox and see the wide variety of questions you guys have. Reminds me that my readers are so diverse and pretty dang awesome. So keep those questions coming and Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Fallow Definition: Unused, uncultivated Used in a sentence: The fields were left fallow for several years. Happy Friday! Have a great weekend everyone, ♥ Mavis & Lucy *This deal post will be updated throughout the morning so be sure and check back for deals. Holy AMAZING deal people! New Amazon Prime customers can get a 1-year Read More >>
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If you invest in a nice pair of boots {or even a not so nice pair}, you really want them to last as long as possible. Keeping them upright will prevent that annoying little crease in the shaft of the boot from ever forming. Plus, having them falling all haphazardly all over the closet floor Read More >>
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Fact: U.S. Dietary guidelines recommend that adults eat 2.5 cups of vegetables per day. Fact: The average American consumes just 40% of the recommended daily amount. Fact: 87 percent of adults fail to meet the vegetable intake recommendations. Fact: On average, the number of servings of dark green and orange vegetables and legumes is less Read More >>
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