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Yesterday, after pulling all the dirt away from the fence, like you suggested I started another project. One of the things I would like to concentrate on next year, is making my backyard more appealing, more put together, like I had a master plan from the get go {which I clearly did not have}. I’m Read More >>
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Holy Crap! When was the last time you went to the Goodwill? Take a look at these beauties. Guess how much I paid for these sweet polyester pants circa 1970? $4.99. What a freakin’ Deal! I’m totally wearing these to someones Christmas party this year. ~Mavis
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Remember the $25 off Lawn and Garden Coupon I scored yesterday in the mail? Well guess who went to the Home Depot today? Me! I was able to pick up 21 packets of seeds for only $0.15. Wahoooo! I now have enough seeds to plant my 2013 herb garden, plenty of Kentucky pole beans for Read More >>
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One of the best things about having a blog, is the people you meet along the way. Last year I was fortunate to meet Helen. You probably know her as Helen from Meridian if you spend much time in the comment section around here. When I met Helen she was just as I imagined her Read More >>
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Yesterday while I was working in the garden, I was able to uncover a few more potatoes and onions. Finding these gems of vegetable goodness puts a smile on my face every.single.time. I bet it’s the same feeling gold miners had when they found gold in them thar hills. When I opened the curtains this Read More >>
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