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Is it just me or are you a total sucker for vintage watering cans too? Oh my word, I have no idea why I love them so much but it’s so hard not to buy one every time I see one at an antique store or vintage market. Please tell me I’m not the only Read More >>
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Vicky and Buttercup A big THANK YOU to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. I hope by sharing other peoples home and garden pictures and stories here on One Hundred Dollars a Month we can all have a rockin’ backyard this summer. Keep them coming! Check out these cool chicken coop photos and the Read More >>
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When I stumbled onto this cake recipe in Women’s Day magazine, I had a whole bunch of frozen blueberries in my freezer. The timing was perfect and the cake looked delish. So I got busy making it. The little kick the buttermilk gives it just makes the cake. This recipe is going in the permanent Read More >>
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I talk about a lot of things I love on this site: my chickens, gardening, yummy recipes, bartering, Lucy the Puggle Dog. But at the end of the day, nothing even comes close to the love I have for my kids. Being a mother is hands down my thing on the planet. Sure when they Read More >>
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My friend Heather recently sent me a link to this cute little girl and her experiment with getting grocery store potatoes to sprout. I knew that is was best to use seed potatoes because grocery store potatoes were treated, but I didn’t know exactly what they treated them with {Bud Nip}. Bud Nip is a Read More >>
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