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Last week was comfort food week at our house. 🙂 I wasn’t planning on it, but with the 8 inches of snow that fell on Monday followed by the HH getting a major head cold {that lasted 5 days!} and pretty much parking himself in bed, it just sort of happened. Oddly enough though, if Read More >>
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My 22 Goals for 2019 Goal #1 — Spend More Time Doing What I Love I’ve only been able to sit in my chair once this week because for some strange reason, Miss Lucy Puggle has decided the chair is now her’s and he has no intention on sharing. Especially when the sun is out. Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! Well, the HH is still sick in bed {we are on day 4 now, so hopefully it’s hit it’s peak} but the sun is shinning and with a high of 40 today, maybe a little snow will melt a little and the driveway won’t be such an ice rink. A girl can hope, Read More >>
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The past few days the HH has been a little under the weather {as in MAJOR head cold,} and so The Girl and I thought we’d do him a favor and hit the road for the day so he could lounge around and be miserable in peace. And of course with any day trip we Read More >>
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When the HH and I were first married, the only cornbread I knew were those boxes of ready make Jiffy corn muffin mixes from the grocery store that you could buy for a quarter. Five for a dollar if there was a deal going on. Cornbread wasn’t something I ate growing up as a kid Read More >>
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