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Yesterday I went outside with the intention of pulling weeds and ended up pulling up English ivy instead. Maybe you think English ivy is a weed, but I don’t. In fact I’m kind of in love with the stuff. 😉 Yes, English ivy is invasive and can get pretty out of control if you don’t Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Peccadillo Definition: Petty, fault, trifle, silliness Used in a sentence: That was not a serious fault but a simple peccadillo. Last night I stayed up and watched Gone Girl on Amazon Instant Video. Wowza! What a movie. Have you seen it? Anywho, I didn’t get to sleep until around 1 am so I’m thinking today Read More >>
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This past week I made a homemade chili, refried beans, pasta sauce and blueberry bars using ingredients from our pantry as well as a few items at the store. To be totally honest, I stink at meal planning, so for me, it’s really important to have a bunch of tried and true recipes on hand Read More >>
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Hopefully, you’ve ordered all of your seed catalogs, spread them out, rolled in them with sheer glee and are ready to get busy ordering. {If not, don’t worry, you’re not to late. You can check out my list of seed catalogs to get started.} Ordering from seed catalogs is a great way to get around Read More >>
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That saying, “There’s always too much month at the end of the money,” really rings true after the holiday buying frenzy dust has settled. It seems like everyone wants to reign in their spending and get a good start on the new year. Out with the old, in with the new. Groceries are a great Read More >>
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