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Quote of the Day “You must be prepared for good luck.” Edward Kennedy Hello and Happy Friday! Lucy the trouble puggle was up bright and early this morning and ready to go. Where, I don’t know… but she’s ready. 🙂 On the agenda for today: Take a nap and snuggle with the puggle Clear inbox Read More >>
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I have in fact found, THE BEST lemon tart on the planet earth. The crust, the lemon curd, the meringue, it was all perfect and I think I may have let out a little moan with each delicious bite. Actually, I know I did. Lemon tarts are my thing. It’s ALWAYS the first thing I Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Pray that success will not come any faster than you are able to endure it.” Elbert Hubbard Lucy the snuggle puggle decided to take a long siesta in my puffy coat yesterday and now it’s full of dog fur. 🙂 I always used to freak out if there was a tiny Read More >>
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Oprah. Have you heard of her? She talks about these things called Ah-Ha moments. According to Merriam Webster its official definition is “a moment of sudden realization, inspiration, insight, recognition, or comprehension.” Ya. So. Yesterday. I hauled the pressure washer around back and proceeded to hook it up to the big hose and turn it Read More >>
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After having every fruit and vegetable imaginable at your local grocery, do you think you could or even would shop at a market that only offered fruits and vegetables that were in season? What if that was the only available option? What if you could make your diet more secure and sustainable by eating seasonally, opting Read More >>
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