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As of July of 2015, California will become the first state to ban the use of plastic bags, according to an article I read. Several U.S. cities {Seattle, Austin, Chicago, L.A. San Francisco} have already taken the plunge, but nothing state-wide until now. Californians in support of the ban feel that banning plastic bags from Read More >>
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This is the picture I took of our giant, ugly corner fireplace when we did our home inspection. Now, maybe you don’t think it’s an eye sore, but we sure did. In addition to the bizarre laundry room placement, the corner fireplace took up way to much room in the family room. To me, a Read More >>
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Top of the morning to ya! Last night I fell into bed around 8am and boy did I need that! This morning I’ll be patching walls, sipping my favorite Tazo Awake tea and popping ibuprofen. Good times. 🙂 How about YOU? What are your plans for today? ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – SINGER Read More >>
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You know how you get to the end of the chip bag and you have all those bits of chips that are too tiny to dip in anything, but too yummy to throw away or you’ll totally feel like a waster? Well, this recipe gives those little chiplets new purpose. They are the main event Read More >>
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When the kids were younger, I used to go to leave parent teacher conferences, and then, on the way home, think of a million questions I would have liked to ask. I know I could’ve made an appointment with the teacher to ask the follow-up questions, but to be honest, they weren’t life or death. Read More >>
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