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Lasagna is such a traditional American meal, which is totally ironic because it’s Italian food after all. But it’s a staple around our house. Monkey Boy would stage a revolt if I ever took it off our menu. But it’s a pretty time consuming meal to make from scratch, so we don’t have it all Read More >>
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My daughter loves Camelbak water bottles, but sometimes she puts milk in them {gasp!}, and well if you’ve ever had to clean day,week, ahem, month old molding milk from a water bottle then you know how tempting it is to just toss ’em. But, since that defeats the whole purpose of a reusable water Read More >>
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So, while surfing the net in an effort to stay relevant {okay, really, just to pass the time, but it seems so much more sophisticated to say: “stay relevant”}, I came across an article on Yahoo about the USDA allowing U.S. grown chickens to be shipped to China, processed, and then shipped back to the Read More >>
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Albertsons $6.74 Milk and bananas baby, it doesn’t get anymore exciting than that! 😉 Amazon $1.12 I traded in my Swagbucks credit and for an Amazon gift card and bought Decaffeinated Twinings Tea, Chinese Five Spice and Backyard Winter Gardening by Caleb Warnock. Since I just got the book I haven’t read it yet but Read More >>
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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 36 of 52 Even though the weather here in Western Washington has been a little wonky lately {rain one day, sunny skies the next} everything in the garden seems to be growing as it should. Every year about this time the zucchini and cucumbers start to fade out and the Read More >>
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