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While taking my daily stroll through the interweb the other day, I found an article about millennials {for the record, millennials are people born between 1977-1998} hating voice mail. With text and social media, the millennial generation feels like voice mail has become more of a hassle. After all, a quick text gets right to Read More >>
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I don’t think I’ve ever met a dog as spoiled as Lucy the puggle dog. She is just so lovely, even when she’s being a little stinker. We are so lucky to have found her. Have a great Wednesday everyone, ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – 27% Off Select Serta Queen and Read More >>
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You’ve carved your pumpkins and are now left with heaps of pumpkin seeds. Tired of roasting them? Check out this pumpkin brittle recipe. It’s so good it might just make you want to go out and carve a few more pumpkins just so you’ll have more seeds to make another batch! Ingredients 1 cup sugar Read More >>
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I know the rhododendron is the state flower of Washington state, and tons of people love them, but I despise rhodies with a every fiber of my being. And unfortunately the house we bought has like 10 million rhododendrons on the property. I don’t know what the plant did to me in a previous life, but Read More >>
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I confess. I never ordered overpriced magazines, or over priced wrapping paper or paid $20 for cookie dough fundraisers when my kids were in school just so they could “win” a crappy prize. I always just wrote a check to the PTA instead. I don’t want any of that stuff–and even if I did, the Read More >>
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