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Yep. It can. Simple as that! Newspaper actually does an amazing job cleaning windows and glass. It works. I’ve tried it and I’ll never use paper towels to clean a mirror or window again. So now that you know that it works {and I totally think you shouldn’t take my word for it, you should Read More >>
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There are things we routinely eat, so when I shop, I often just pick up a box of what I need and never even look at the content size. I mean, when was the last time you checked how many ounces was in a box of cereal or a candy bar? If you’re anything like Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Four short words sum up what lifted most successful individuals above the crowd: a little bit more.” Hello Thursday! Have you tried using bleach crystals before? I need to buy some bleach for the HH’s white shirts and I have never bought them before. It seems like they would be much Read More >>
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Out of all those goals I set for myself for 2017…. My goal of visiting 52 REAL bakeries this year is going to be my favorite. I just know it. 😉 Mrs. HB and I fell in love with Susanne’s Bakery on one of our walks around the harbor this past fall and now I just Read More >>
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Having a nest egg, or even a small emergency fund when you are living paycheck to paycheck is super tough. It can get so frustrating when there is still a week or two of the month left and you see the balance in your account dwindling. So, how do you save when there doesn’t seem Read More >>
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