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It’s official. All my vegetable seeds have been planted here on the east coast and now it’s time to start thinking about how I am going to mulch the beds. Back home in Washington, I don’t really need to mulch my beds because I’m outside puttering around the garden everyday with Lucy. If a weed Read More >>
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The three biggest expenses in travel are transportation, lodging and food. If you can get great deals on the first two, and keep the second one on a tight budget, you can actually get away with vacationing without having to sell one of your kids into indentured servitude for gas money to get back home. Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “We do not remember days, we remember moments.” Hello and HAPPY WEDNESDAY! We hope you have a great day. 🙂 🙂 🙂 ♥ Mavis & Lucy *This deal post will be updated throughout the morning so be sure and check back for deals. * Amazon prices can change without notice. Please verify price Read More >>
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I can’t imagine something smelling so good that I would stop, drop and roll in it. Repeatedly. Please tell me your dog does this too. ~Mavis
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They key to shopping farmer’s markets is to embrace the season. It’s not like the grocery store where you’ll find oranges shipped in from Australia or cantaloupe from Mexico. Most of the food has been grown within 100 miles of the market, so your climate and soil will dictate what you’ll find. That being said, Read More >>
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