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I just watched this trailer and am totally put it on my immediate watch list. The movie is called Brooklyn, and is about an Irish immigrant who gets torn between a new love in America and a potential life back in Ireland. It looks fantastic, and has gotten stellar reviews on Amazon. Let me know 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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Quote of the Day “Whatever satisfies the soul is the truth.” Hello and Happy Friday! I’m so glad you’re here. Do you have any cool plans for the weekend? The Girl and I will be in the kitchen this morning whipping up some Father’s Day favorites. Carrot cake, cherry cola jello salad, roasted corn with bacon Read More >>
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You’ve rolled up your sleeves and scrubbed all the filth off those dishes. Now you’re left with a sink full of murky water that would normally be washed down the drain. Not so fast! Why not dig out your watering can, fill it up and use that water on your flower garden. Sprinkler season is Read More >>
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