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The worst part about having a garage sale is knowing how to price things. I mean, yes, you want to sell them, but you also want to get some cold hard cash and make the whole affair worth it. I always err on the side of practically giving things away—mostly because I look at as Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Everything has beauty but not everyone sees it.” Have a wonderful day everyone, ♥ Mavis & Lucy the Snuggle Puggle *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 before ordering. Amazon offers Free Shipping with Read More >>
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Do you remember a couple of years back during the St. Jude’s or bust trip when we stopped by Dollywood? If not, it basically breaks down to this: my friend Lola is a turbo fan of Dolly, and since we were in the neighborhood, it seemed a shame not to stop off and check it Read More >>
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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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