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In October of 2017, Mrs. HB and I tried a new pot roast recipe called Mississippi Pot Roast {she’s from Mississippi so I that’s probably why we tried it} and it was hands down the best pot roast recipe either of us had tried… and we’ve both been making it ever since. My version is Read More >>
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Since I started this blog in 2009, how I save money at the grocery store has changed quite a bit. It’s gone from crazy shopping trips filled with double coupons and rebates and catalinas for free products where I could bring home several hundred dollars worth of groceries for pennies, to changing my strategy to buying Read More >>
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Here’s my big list of things I want to accomplish in 2022: Remodel The Kitchen We are still on the hunt for just the right pantry solution for the side wall in the kitchen, but I think we’re getting closer. I like this one, but where the food processer is, there would be a microwave, Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the list for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Make granola Dye 1 batch of wool Wash all the laundry {the HH does the folding} Put in my linner request {sautéed beans with garlic so good, don’t you think?} Clean the kitchen Go for a walk with the HH List Read More >>
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Can someone please tell me why are greeting cards so expensive? Seriously, a little ink on a piece of paper, {that’s been printed thousands of times over} maybe some glitter and an envelope? I don’t get it. Now a single handmade card, or a cool letterpress card that’s being made one at a time Read More >>
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