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Now that the holidays are over, my dishwasher can finally take a break. This year, it seriously felt like every time I turned around I needed to start the dishwasher or unload it {Sidenote: I hate unloading the dishwasher–I’ve even timed myself, it takes 3 minutes. 3 little minutes, and I still don’t want to Read More >>
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Much like 2013, 2014 found me all over the world and then some. It’s been a great year of travel. I’ve seen a few familiar places and a whole lot of new favorites too! When I actually sit down to piece together where all I’ve traveled and put it in one place, it even surprises Read More >>
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Hello Tuesday! What do you have planned for today? I’m planning on going for a long walk today with The Girl and The Puggle Princess and then continue to work on the massive section of weeds in my backyard {this task seems like it’s never going to end}. Even though it’s only suppose to reach Read More >>
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The first time I made this recipe, I never thought to turn it into a freezer meal. But when I picked up a bulk order of chicken, I was trying to think of recipes my family loves that would make great chicken freezer meals. I knew this one would be a hit. So I whipped a Read More >>
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I’ll admit, I am a traditionalist. I think manners matter, and thank you notes are just an extension of manners. I always made my kids write thank you notes. Now, it is totally ingrained and I don’t really have to remind them. For the record, I don’t think it matters too much if it is Read More >>
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