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{photo credit} I’m sure by now you’ve all heard the story about the Salt Lake school that turned kids away at the lunch line for having past due lunch accounts. Or in some cases, threw their lunches out after already dishing them out and then realizing they had lack of funds. The school maintains that Read More >>
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Yesterday, I did something crazy. I planted some sugar snap peas. Which is a little weird because most people either plant their peas on President’s Day or St. Patrick’s Day. But I couldn’t wait. With the excepting of pruning the raspberry patch and edging the lawn, all my major garden chores for this year are Read More >>
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One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Lisa sent me the recipe for her favorite Vegetarian Chili and I thought I would give it a try. I don’t know about you, but our family LOVES chili. Plus I would pretty much marry my crock pot if I could, because it’s practically one the greatest time savers out Read More >>
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Did you know there is actually a way to decode the pricing at Costco?! I stumbled on to this little decoding gem on King5.com {a Seattle news station} a while back, and thought it was so cool I just had to share. It all basically comes down to paying attention to the cents part of Read More >>
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Yesterday I finally finished digging up all the dirt from last years pumpkin patch. It was a HUGE job and I am glad to have that monkey off my back let me tell you. Do you see that nice, fat mound of dirt all piled up perfectly {thank you OCD} next to the greenhouse? Well Read More >>
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