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Lentils, pasta and rice can stretch a meal like nobody’s business. Seriously, if you’ve got water, and any one of those ingredients, you are just a few random vegetables away from a complete meal. The hard part is, everyone’s recipe will be a little different because obviously, the whole point is really not to follow Read More >>
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I don’t know what the weather is like at your place, but it has sure been a couple of wet and windy days around here. Luckily, I like working in crappy weather. No one else it out, there are no annoying leaf blowers to listen too, and I feel like a real gardener when I Read More >>
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I am having so much fun with the $20/$20 Challenge. Looking at all your pictures and the way you organize, how you store food and what foods you buy is fascinating to me. Speaking of organizing, Vanessa’s pantry pics are going to blow your mind. The OCD in me was in absolute heaven. Can you head Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Morass Definition: Bog,swampy place, marsh. Used in a sentence: That section of the country is a complete morass. Rain, rain go AWAY!!!! Sheesh, it rained practically all day yesterday here in Western Washington. And if you have a dog, well then you probably know they do not enjoy walking in the rain, period. Poor Read More >>
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Need a Saturday afternoon activity for the kids? How about whipping up some homemade play dough? The way I see it, it’s like two activities in one. They can help you make it, then they can play with it. You’ll need: 1 cup flour 1 cup water 2 tsp. cream of tartar 1/3 cup salt Read More >>
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