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This is a Guest Post by the super amazing One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Mel {she’s the one who made A Freezer Meal Menu Plan for Four Month’s Worth of Meals, and then made a Big List of Freezer Meal Recipes and Freezer Meal Cooking Tips.} Mel has also shared about her Mini Sewing Room Makeover, Read More >>
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I thought eating well and trying to stay on budget without an oven would be sort of tricky, but other than having to pay crazy prices for {less than stellar} store bought bread and going without homemade cookies and biscuits, it hasn’t been too hard. Those doughnuts last week though, they set me back a Read More >>
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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen I’m currently in love with the Ryttenberg (Clear) Light Fixture by Old Brick Lighting. Simple, a unique classic design and clean lines, what more could I ask for? I love it! Sell Enough Rugs to Buy an AGA Stove {$12,137.85 Read More >>
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Hello Saturday. On the agenda: Pack up orders and ship them out Take Lucy for a walk Work on Miss Penny rug hooking kits List wool on Etsy Help the HH wipe down the walls, trim and window casings Paint trim and 1 wall How about YOU? What’s YOUR plan for today? Anything exciting? 🙂 Read More >>
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Last fall we planted over 250 mini daffodil bulbs along the sides of the garden path in hopes we’d have a spectacular display come spring. Planting bulbs and as well as digging up daffodils is a lot of work and it took Lucy and I a few hours to dig the trenches and fill them Read More >>
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