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Hello and HAPPY SATURDAY! I am happy to report we have bright, sunny skies and the temps should reach 40 degrees today! Yee-Haw. Maybe we’ll be able to get the door open on the potting shed today so we can get the potting bench all set up. 😉 It’s been sitting in the garage for Read More >>
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A big THANK YOU to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. I hope by sharing other people’s pictures and stories here on One Hundred Dollars a Month we can all find unique ways to save, show off our chickens and have a rock star gardens. Keep them coming! Howdy folks! It is Read More >>
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Last year as we drove along on our 3,000 mile trip from the West to the East coast, one of the stops along our route was Bernice’s Bakery in Missoula, Montana. Several people had suggested the scratch bakery as the perfect spot to stop and have lunch, and after reading the reviews online, The Girl and Read More >>
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It’s no big secret around here that I am ABSOLUTELY in love with the Mississippi Pot Roast recipe I stumbled upon a few years ago. These days I seem to be filling our Crock Pot with the recipe at least once a month and well, as with almost any pot roast you serve for dinner, Read More >>
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And so it begins… It has been a long and restful winter here in New England, and even though I know we’re not done with the snow or freezing temperatures, it’s time to get started on this years garden. 😉 Yesterday I planted artichoke and rosemary seeds in the little biodegradable non-woven nursery bags I ordered off Read More >>
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