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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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Word of the Day: Indolent Definition: Slothful, lazy, idle Used in a sentence: He is too indolent to try for a passing grade. Have a great Thursday everyone! ♥ Mavis & Lucy Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – 50-70% Off Diamond and Gemstone Rings Available Kindle Books I think are cool… Top 35 Amazingly Delicious Chicken Recipes Free The Read More >>
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Back to school means a mad scramble to find quick and easy breakfast and snack recipes for the kids. These quick breads recipes are all kid-approved {some are even loaded with hidden healthy ingredients, so they are mom-approved, too!}. They wrap nicely for on the go breakfasts or are perfect for packed lunches. And they Read More >>
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So you’ve cooked yourself a nice juicy pot roast. It was delicious. You’ve gobbled the whole thing up, but are now left with a puddle of tasty juices too good to be thrown away. So don’t throw them away! Recipe for Mississippi Pot Roast I simply take the leftover pot roast juices, pour them into Read More >>
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