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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things Early morning nap. Chupacabra, fisher cat, bunny, or squirrel? It’s like the universe is sending me used dental picks or something. She’s everywhere. Attached to the side of our house {with nothing else in sight} and neither of us know what it is. In Read More >>
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If history repeats itself, this year will find about 50 million Americans go on a diet. Wowza. That’s a lot of people trying to lose weight. Given the obesity epidemic, I think that’s awesome. But a lot of those dieters will diet dangerously, try to lose too much too fast, or give up because they Read More >>
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Just before Christmas pears were on sale at Market Basket, so I picked up enough to squeeze in one more canning recipe before the end of the year. This recipe, although it seems more like a seasonal thing, you might want to give away to friends and neighbors in the fall or around the holidays, Read More >>
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“The new year stands before us, like a chapter in a book, waiting to be written. We can help write that story by setting goals.” – Melody Beattie ******************* If you would have told me 10 years ago that I would be where I am today: Blogging online for 10 years! {Today marks 10 years, Read More >>
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How Much We’ve Spent on Groceries Over the Past 11 Years In 2008 I spent $9,768 on groceries. An average of $814 a month. In 2009 I spent $7,584 on groceries. An average of $632 a month. In 2010 I spent $5,004 on groceries. An average of $417 a month. In 2011 I spent $1,198.64 Read More >>
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