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One of the easiest ways to cut down on your grocery bill is to throw in a few meatless meals. You can still get some great protein without eating meat. But sometimes I get stuck in a pasta rut when I’m trying to go meatless. These 10 cookbooks will knock your socks off and do Read More >>
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Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I share some random goodness We all belong somewhere. I’m glad this kid finally found his forever home. Poor Chilly. 🙁 If you can help, please donate . Garden Updates Harvesting Beets, Turnips and Carrots From my East Coast Garden Indoor Gardening – Seeds to Sprouts in 5 Read More >>
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Roses are beautiful, but when it comes to rose bushes, there definitely can be too much of a good thing. That’s what I discovered at our new house. And in my latest eHow article, Fall is the Time to Transplant Rosebushes, I’m talking all about the 15 rosebushes I had to deal with. I’m not Read More >>
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Holy 80’s awesomeness, people. Do you remember Adventures in Babysitting? If you haven’t seen it, let me tell you, it’s a hoot. It’s about a girl, who had planned on a special night with her boyfriend, but instead ends up babysitting. The night gets silly when her best friend calls needing her help–and the babysitter, Read More >>
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Back in my extreme couponing days, I rarely bought generic brand foods. Not because I had anything against them, but because I could usually get the name brand goods at a much cheaper price by doubling a manufacturers coupon. When I gave up extreme couponing though, I started paying closer attention to the significant difference Read More >>
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