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One of my kids favorite dehydrated fruits is a mango, but I’ve never dried them myself. Until now. It was surprisingly easy. I’m not sure why I fear mangoes so much sometimes. Their skin makes them a little mysterious. Peeling them was a bit tricky and I might have let a cuss word or two Read More >>
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Have you ever read a story and thought, are these people off their freakin’ rocker? Do they know what they are talking about? Well you all remember about my appointment I had with the oral surgeon and how I have to abstain from drinking tea for 7 days prior to surgery right? Well this morning I Read More >>
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I was over at my friend Jen’s the other day and she had just made a big batch of her famous fresh pineapple salsa. Wowie was this stuff good! Lucky for me {and you} she was willing to share the recipe. Ingredients ½ pineapple, peeled, cored and diced {this pineapple corer works great!} ½ red Read More >>
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After watering the garden this morning I snapped a few pictures of some of the vegetables we have growing in our backyard. Out of everything we have planted right now, I think I’m the most excited about finally having zucchini again. We had to plant zucchini seeds like 5 times this year because of all Read More >>
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Laundry. It’s one of those chores that is never-ending in our house. The second I throw the last load of laundry into the wash, I usually come around the corner to find a pair of Monkey Boy’s socks hiding under the coffee table. They are there to mock me, I am sure of it. I Read More >>
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