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1. Get Organized. Bottom line, I need to get it together. When you don’t have a lot of clothing… organizing your new closet is a snap. Took me a whole five minutes. 2. Run, walk or crawl a Marathon, half marathon, 10k, and 5k race this year. No comment. 😉 3. Remodel our Master Bathroom, Master Read More >>
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Another great round of reader’s questions. Listen up because their question might be your question, too: How to you decide which plants to pick and let keep growing {like lettuce} and when plants are done? I feel like I may hang on to some vegetable plants too long. I’m in Oregon. ~Kate It really takes Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Omnivorous Definition: Devouring everything Used in a sentence: A man who is an omnivorous reader, reads everything. I am so excited for today!!! Do you want to know why? It’s the last day workers will be in our house. Is that cool or what? The fence guy will be here tomorrow to give Read More >>
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This week’s $20/$20 Challenge submission is close to my heart, because Julie shows us her pantry after a big Costco run. Of course I’m familiar with Costco runs! Here’s her story: Mavis! Your blog is so inspiring. I have followed a somewhat similar trajectory and reading your blog has assisted me more quickly. I wanted Read More >>
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Last week I wrote about how the HOA’s 5 person committee came out and walked around my property and asked questions about my request to have a cedar fence built for PRIVACY Lucy the puggle dog. In most neighborhoods, a 6 foot tall fence would be considered normal. Right? But here in Stepford, the highest Read More >>
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