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Ah, cold sores. Good times! 🙂 There is nothing worse than a cold sore staring back at you in the mirror. And, if you can’t hunker down in the darkness of your basement and wait it out, there are a couple of things you can do to minimize the appearance and duration of a cold Read More >>
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And so it begins. I can’t believe how fast you guys work. My inbox was hit almost immediately after posting the $20/$20 Challenge with pictures of your pantries. You. Guys. Rock. I’m so excited to see all of the different ways my reader organize, shop, splurge, etc. First up is Paige. Can I just say Read More >>
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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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