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Word of the Day: Feasible Definition: Capable of being done Used in a sentence: The most feasible plan was adopted at once. Our friend Lisa from Tasmania sent this in: Just couldn’t resist sending you a photo of my thug of a sunflower!! It self seeded in the herb garden and just gets bigger and bigger!! I love having brekkie in the sunroom Read More >>
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With all the rain we’ve been having up here in the Seattle area all I want to do lately is hunker down and stay in my pj’s and catch up on movies all day. Throwing freezer meals in the crock-pot {or oven} every single night hasn’t been this appealing since I don’t know when. Luckily, Read More >>
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As I’m sure you know by now, one of my biggest pet peeves is food waste. I don’t care if it is on a large scale or on a teeny tiny scale like I’m about to talk about, I can’t stand it. So I’m here to let you in on an easy peasy way to Read More >>
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Last year I rekindled my love for rug hooking and as a result of posting pictures of the primitive-style rugs I have been making, a few of you have asked for a tutorial on the subject. But the thing is, rug hooking is a little complicated. Well, actually it’s not, rug hooking is pretty easy Read More >>
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So, this may be a no brainer…. but even though I’m not buying all that much at Costco each week, I feel like I am spending too much. So far this year I have spent a whopping $193.20 on groceries. See the 5 pound sack of clementines? Those were $5.99. Which really isn’t a bad Read More >>
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