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I will pretty much do anything possible to avoid the mall. It is a soul-sucking endeavor of over-priced unnecessary items for me personally. In fact, I think I might be one of the people personally responsible for the decline in mall health, as I would totally prefer to do my shopping online. And I guess I Read More >>
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Welcome to my 52 Ways to Save $100 a Month series. We’re serious about saving money in 2016. Sometimes it’s the little things and sometimes it’s the big things. I’m here to walk you through some little things that can add up to BIG savings. 52 little things to be exact. Every week, join me Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.” Last night Lucy alerted me to a pair of rabbits munching on the Swiss chard {again!} in the garden. Seriously, who needs a garden cam when you have a dog? I Read More >>
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Did you know today is National Gardening Exercise Day? Yes, yes it is. So get out there, pull weeds, mow the lawn, plant something–just make sure you keep your core tight and your glutes in check. Gardening exercise day originates from garden clubs and groups–hoping to highlight that gardening not only grows you pure, edible Read More >>
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My month of eating local has taught me one thing: I would much rather buy fresh vegetables and eggs from my neighbors than a grocery store. According to an article on Treehugger, several towns in Maine feel the same way. They have taken a stand on their right to eat local. In response to laws Read More >>
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