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Sorry for ditching you guys today but I had to get the rest of my spring bulbs planted. This was the first time I’ve planted bulbs this late. It’s nearly Thanksgiving for Pete’s sake. I planted daffodils, tulips, hyacinth, and anemones. I used my empty terra cotta pots to plant tulips. The thing I love Read More >>
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I headed out to Albertsons pretty early this morning so I could stock up on free peppers, and a sweet treat {Nutella} for my daughter. There are some great deals this time around, but honestly I’m becoming a little more picky each week that goes by about the food we bring in to the house. Read More >>
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Reader Megan sent me this recipe for Pumpkin muffins last week, and holy crackers people, these are freakin’ awesome. Like so incredibly good Starbucks should be charging $5 each for them. I ate 3 for breakfast this morning and I fully expect them to be gone by noon. So if you have some fresh pumpkin Read More >>
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Are you torn about what to gift your chickens for Christmas this year? Me too. Last year I gave the chickens yummy sourdough bowls filled with corn and mashed potatoes. But this year, I think I want to get them something a little nicer. So if you are having difficulty coming up with a smashing Read More >>
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*This story was first published on One Hundred Dollars a Month on May, 14th 2010, and I still crack up every time I read it. Somethings never change. Grandmothers will always be able to humble you and scare you to death, pretty much anywhere. Even at the grocery store. Karma, I tell ya, sometimes it just comes Read More >>
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