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Lucy the Puggle Trouble stole The Girl’s giant pillow a few days ago and has no plans to give it back. Ever. But seriously, with a face like that how could I possible take it away. And HELLO… I bet it’s super cozy too! Have a great Friday everyone, and if you go clubbing this Read More >>
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What can make a hearty bowl of chicken noodle soup even better? I just figured it out. Lemons. Who knew? Well maybe you did because you discovered that ages ago, but it was news to me. I spotted this recipe on the Real Simple site and decided to give it a go. I’m a sucker Read More >>
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A big thanks to One Hundred Dollars a Month reader, Holly, who passed along this little gem. Watch the video, it’s totally worth it, but here’s a quick summary, just in case you are pressed for time: Apparently, Sweden is able to recycle 99 percent of their garbage–through traditional recycling and incineration that is then Read More >>
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Now that The Girl has headed off to college, I want to start sending her some care packages. They don’t need to be anything fancy, but just a little something fun and usable to let her know we are thinking about her. And what’s more fun and usable than M&M’s and money? Supplies Needed Pint-sized Read More >>
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Saving seeds year after year can be a real money saver in the garden. By saving the BEST of what you’ve grown year after year, the plants will adapt to your soil/climate and become naturally disease resistant. The best part is that saving seeds is waaaay easier than people think. If you are new to Read More >>
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