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Tonight The Girl and I are going to watch Freakanomics. It’s based on the best selling book by the same title. Basically, an economist attempts to answer what motivates people to make everyday decisions. He uses statistics to explain life’s most basic mysteries, like crime rates, poverty, etc. The book got such great reviews, that Read More >>
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Whipping up a batch of sidewalk paint is not only easy, but it might just keep the kids busy long enough for you to get dinner ready. Have you ever sidewalk paint before? If not, here is how to make it: Mix equal parts water and corn starch {I used one cup of each} in Read More >>
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Do you have roses? My friend Karen has them and she has always said that with a little extra effort, there is a huge difference in how they look. They add a ton of color to her yard, and as an added bonus, they always bring in the bees she needs for her garden. If Read More >>
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Happy Friday everyone! I thought I would give you a mini garden tour today and show you what’s growing {and what’s not} in our 16 raised garden beds. If you are wondering why I’m holding Miss Lucy, it’s because she is not longer allowed in the front yard. Every time she’s out in the front, Read More >>
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Who doesn’t like a tender chicken kabob? If you like chicken, and {somewhat}spicy Thai food, these spicy Thai chicken kobobs are for you. No fancy ingredients, and super simple to make. Is it really time to fire up the grill again? Where does the time go? Ingredients 1 1/2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch chunks {I Read More >>
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