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Years ago it would seem like by the time summer rolled around my kids jeans were on their last leg. It was hard for me to justify buying new jeans for them knowing they’d rarely wear them during the summer months and I would have to buy more when we went shopping for the new Read More >>
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Yesterday on my way home from my live segment on a New Day Northwest I only had one thing on my mind. GET OUTSIDE and plant something. 🙂 And I did. In fact I was out there until about 8 o’clock last night. It was pure bliss. I’m happy to report my Costco flower basket has Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Tyro Definition: A beginner or learner, a novice, amateur Used in a sentence: He was more than a tyro in the art of cryptography or the analysis of it. Happy Tuesday! The puggle princess and I woke up to rain this morning which is exactly what I was hoping for as we will be Read More >>
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Holy canolies! I just checked the weather forecast for this week and we are supposed to get some sunshine everyday this week but one. I guess that means BBQ season has officially begun! Yee-Haw. Here are a few recipes for this week: 3 Breakfast Ideas Poppy Seed Muffins – Some weeks I don’t want to have to Read More >>
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Instead of tossing your orange peels into the compost or garbage, save them in a bag in your fridge, and when you have enough, dry them. You can use them for orange peel tea or potpourri later. You’ll totally be glad you saved them when the holidays roll around and you suddenly need to Read More >>
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