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Awhile back I bartered with my neighbor Francisco and one of the items we traded was a can of cream of mushroom soup. In all my life I think I have purchased maybe 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup, so I wasn’t exactly sure what to do with it. Then I looked in one Read More >>
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I spent a couple hours in the garden yesterday {in the pouring rain} digging up the artichoke plants I had planted this spring after starting them from seed under grow lights in early January. I knew the artichoke plants would probably out grow the garden box I had planted them in, but I didn’t have another bed Read More >>
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Albertsons Shopping Trip – $15.61 Is it just me, or is stocking up on basics like milk, sugar, yogurt, cottage cheese and beans boring? It makes me think about how boring it would have been for the pioneer ladies to go to the store for only flour, sugar and coffee. But then again, they probably Read More >>
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These granola bars are awesome because they are super easy, have basic ingredients that I can pronounce and are a great healthy lunch snack for my kids. Oh and they are Monkey Boy and the Girl approved. Guess the rest of that wouldn’t matter if they refused to eat them, right?! Ingredients 1/4 cup butter Read More >>
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If you have invested in some nice garden tools, a little yearly maintenance goes a long way in making them last a lifetime. Here’s a couple of steps on keeping them rust and corrosion free: If you don’t plan on using them throughout the winter, grab a big bucket and fill it with sand. Spray Read More >>
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