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Costco $50.63 I went into Costco for an Easter ham. That’s it. Not only did I forget about the ham but I ended up buying a bunch of other stuff that was not on my 1 item list. Bahahaha. Has that ever happened to you? I didn’t even realize I forgot the ham until I Read More >>
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Do you see what I see? Sunshine? For 6 straight days… are you kidding me? Does this mean I need to break out my shorts and find some suntan lotion? Oh.My.Word! Have a great day everyone, I hope it’s sunny where you are, ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – Up to 50% Read More >>
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The meal plan I made last week went out the window on a few days, but the guidelines certainly helped me when I was stumped about what to make for dinner. If you make a meal plan or even if you don’t but you’re looking for some fun and delicious recipes to whip up, here Read More >>
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The ground was still a wee bit wet this morning when I snapped a few pictures of our garden, and by the looks of the sky right now we might get a little more rain here in a bit. But I’m not complaining {not today anyways} because we finally have some GREEN in those garden Read More >>
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There is something so poetic about a chick feeder becoming an Easter jelly bean dispenser. Poetic and easy. What could be better? Supplies You’ll Need: A chick feeder base {Farm stores carry these} Clean mason jar Jelly beans Funnel Wash the chick feeder in hot soapy water. Dry completely. Funnel jelly beans into the mason Read More >>
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