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So. That big storm we were supposed to have last night? I’m happy to report none of our trees fell down and the power didn’t go out! Just a few limbs to pick up in the back yard today…. no biggie. Have a great Sunday everyone, stay safe. ♥ Mavis *This deal post will be Read More >>
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While The Girl and I were searching for a movie to watch we came across The Spiderwick Chronicles and decided that hey, since it’s available to watch free via Amazon Prime, that we’d take a stroll down memory lane and watch it again. Monkey Boy and The Girl LOVED this series when they were younger and had all Read More >>
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The beauty of being a blogger is that I have a platform to share whatever noteworthy topic that pops into my head. Sometimes, the crazy stories I come across on the inter-web or the random thoughts that pop into my mind aren’t really noteworthy at all {on their own}. They usually make me pause, laugh, Read More >>
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Hello Friday! On the agenda for today: Clean the gutters! {I totally should have done this before it started raining like mad} Clean out the fridge Walk Lucy in the rain {I don’t know about YOUR dog… but Lucy isn’t a fan on the rain.} Make a treat for my brother Wash the sheets Clean, Read More >>
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Some people hear winter squash and wonder why on earth I’m talking about it in the fall. The winter in the squash doesn’t refer to it’s growing period, but rather the season it can be eaten through with proper storage. I’m a big winter squash fan, and not just because they look so cool. Most Read More >>
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