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One of my favorite things about this blog is all of the comments people leave and the sense of community we have. I really believe I have some of the most amazing readers out there. But somehow I’ve tricked you into thinking I’m totally smarter than I am. Don’t get me wrong. I’ve been around Read More >>
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Growing up, The Girl loved the Quaker Strawberries ‘n Cream Instant Oatmeal. I admit it was a super easy breakfast to whip up, and in the height of my couponing days, I could get boxes of the stuff for next to nothing. But as I’ve tried over the last few years to feed my family Read More >>
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Is it just me, or is gardening just about the coolest hobby on the planet? I mean really, what other hobby can you invest a few bucks in that gives you so much in return? Check out my latest eHow article on the topic: Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Start Gardening Have a great weekend Read More >>
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The Girl Who Things She’s a Bird has turned into sort of a vitamin water freak lately. She’s whipped up so many different concoctions, I can’t even keep track. Apparently, vitamin water is all the rage right now. And, you know me, I’m cutting edge {ha!}, so I figured, I better get on board and Read More >>
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Chicago is piloting a new program aimed at revitalizing neighborhoods significantly impacted by the economic downturn a few years ago. They are selling vacant lots for just $1. The only catch is that you already have to own a house in the neighborhood. During the recession, apparently the city acquired quite a few lots and Read More >>
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