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How cute would these be for a school Halloween party or if you live in a small neighborhood and just get a few trick or treaters? I’ve been making these for a couple of years now and they are always a big hit with the kiddos. You’ll need: Lunch-size paper bags Scissors Small branch or Read More >>
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So, until I ran across an article on Huffington Post about the relationship to water and food production, I literally had NO IDEA that it took so much water to make food. Seriously, mind blown. I mean, looking back on the information logically, it totally makes sense, but I never really gave it much Read More >>
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Hello Wednesday! Yesterday Chino the Handyman stopped by to measure for my new laundry room cabinets. After hauling our clothes to the laundromat a few times I am looking forward to this room the most. Well, and the kitchen too. 😉 It’s a little gloomy outside today so be sure and bundle up. Have a Read More >>
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I’m trying to remember a time I threw pumpkin into my crock pot for any recipe and I can’t. I’m not sure why though because this stew was awesome. It’s hearty and the flavors just meld altogether into the most delicious taste. And the pumpkin just gives it that extra something. I tasted it and Read More >>
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When I was little, candy was a treat. So, Halloween candy wasn’t that big of a deal. It wasn’t like I was going to get it for standing in line quietly at school, and it certainly wasn’t in a steady rotation in our pantry. It seems like kids get candy everywhere, daily, now though, so Read More >>
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