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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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Even though I don’t stick to a traditional weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from. Here are a few recipes from my recipe archives you might want to try. Have a great week! 3 Breakfast Ideas Ham and Broccoli Breakfast Casserole – Read More >>
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Can I just tell you something? I am totally IN LOVE with my new washing machine. It has a “speed cycle,” which takes 15 minutes start to finish. Faster washing times mean less energy used, less of my time waiting for the load to finish, less water…the list goes on my friends. In an Read More >>
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One of the biggest mistakes newbies make when it comes to starting their plants from seeds is to just throw them out into the garden without hardening them off first. Hardening off plants is basically SLOWLY getting them used to the outdoors. Plants started indoors have only known the minutely variable climate of the indoors. Read More >>
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