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“Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.” ~ Henry Ford Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Work on Taxes Eat Up Leftovers in Fridge Play Outside Recycle / Hunt for Treasures Wait for New Mattress to be Delivered Walk 3 miles on the treadmill {our road Read More >>
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Husbands. They’re a funny lot. 2 weeks ago the HH and I were out and about and in the general area of a particular thrift store and so I asked him to stop so I could pop inside and see if there was anything good. And to my surprise, he joined me {but probably only Read More >>
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Did you know today is Pi Day? Yes, yes it is. And well, I’m not one to miss an excuse to eat dessert just because a holiday is missing the letter e at the end of it {National Pie Day was on January 23, but what’s one letter, right?} I’ve made ricotta cookies and ricotta scones, in Read More >>
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If you have been toying with the idea of starting a garden, I say, make this your year! It is unbelievably therapeutic. I reconnects you with your food, and give you a whole new appreciation for what it takes to get food into the grocery store. Plus, no matter how small you start, it gives Read More >>
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I had actually planned on making a batch of almond pears last fall, but last year just seemed to zip on by and before I knew it there was snow on the ground and the fruit stands were closed and the grocery stores were all selling pears at a crazy price. So…. I waited. And Read More >>
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