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Even though I am exclusively shopping at Costco this year, when I ran across an article about the way grocery stores are trying to win back people’s business after years of bigger, bigger, bigger, I had to weigh in. Apparently, MASSIVE one stop shop grocery stores, lined with 300 cereals, and 80 different kinds of Read More >>
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One Hundred Dollar a Month reader, Sandra, recently asked me: I do a lot of canning and was wanting to know where is the best place to buy canning jars that I want break the bank over. Thank you – Sandra With canning season right around the corner, I thought the question was pretty timely. Read More >>
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While The Girl and I were traveling through Maine, we decided to stop at the Stonewall Kitchen Cafe for lunch. While we were there, we read a little bit about how they started, and since it was such a cool story, I thought I’d share it. Stonewall Kitchens started with two guys, a four burner Read More >>
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Chino called early yesterday to check in and to let me know that everything was on schedule with the remodel, and since there hadn’t been any surprises, {with the demo} there was enough wiggle room in the budget for me to get a solid surface counter top in the master bathroom if I wanted to. Read More >>
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NPR published an article recently that gave an overview of a pretty interesting study that has been done over the course of two years at a farm in the Midwest. The study followed chickens {and their eggs} that had been raised in 3 different environments: caged, enriched colony systems, and free range. The results were Read More >>
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