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Thinking back on my own childhood, there is only one gift that sticks out in my mind. ONE. It was a Western Wear Barbie Doll. How strange is that? All those Christmas days, all those gifts, and there is only one gift I remember fondly? What I DO remember, though, is all of the special Read More >>
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There are few things I love more in this life than curling up with a cup of tea and a good book in front of a crackling fire. I’m pretty sure there are wood burning stoves in heaven {of course I won’t have to tend the fire there! It’ll just burn hot all on its Read More >>
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Ahh Thursday. On the agenda for today: Make a double batch of Muddy Buddies {and then hide 1 batch} Laundry laundry laundry Go shopping with The Girl and try and find something for Monkey Boy Possibly buy a cactus Work on my goals for 2017 Take a loooooong nap Figure out a menu plan for Read More >>
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Since we live in such an electricity-driven society, everyone freaks when the power goes out. No TV, computers, or video games to entertain the troops! No fear. I’ve got a tried and true list that will add a little fun to your darkness! And just in time, since it seems to be the fall/winter that Read More >>
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You might be a penny pincher if… You refuse to spend even a penny on gift wrap. And why should you when there are perfectly good paper bags to be reused from your latest grocery shopping trip—and when the ground outside is full of twigs and pine cones to complete the look. You simply cut Read More >>
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