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I don’t know which one I like better; fall garden chores, or spring garden chores. With spring, there’s always hope of what the new season will bring and the little surprises that pop up along the way when you’re trying out new seed and plant varieties. But with fall, there’s the clean up and the Read More >>
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I’ve been really making date nights a priority these last few years. Taking that time out to connect with your spouse is so important to maintaining a healthy, happy relationship. That one-on-one time, regardless of what you are doing, will help you connect, even if the week has gone sideways and you’re stressed to the Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “If everyone likes you, you’re not doing it right.” ~ Bette Davis Hello Wednesday! Yesterday I took Miss Adorable for a car ride around the neighborhood. That Lucy, she sure does love an adventure. Even if it’s just around the block. 😉 Have a wonderful day today, ♥ Mavis *This deal post Read More >>
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I absolutely LOVE fall. The crisp mornings, bundling up for walks with Lucy and most of all… making soup in the crock pot for dinner. Fall is totally my season, even thought he days seem shorter because of the darkness outside, I find that I am most productive during the fall and winter months. And Read More >>
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Read an article recently about how recent generations are turning the family heirloom passage tradition up on its head. They don’t want their parent stuff. As a push for minimalism sweeps the nation, many kids are passing on their parent’s fine china, or the cupboard of antiques that grandma has been holding onto for them. Read More >>
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