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With summer travel right around the corner, I thought it might be a good idea to do a post on your rights as a passenger when flying. Did you know you have rights? Yes, yes you do. A lot of them are new rights, born out of long taxy-times on the runway {i.e. sitting cooped Read More >>
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In the interest of keeping companion planting simple, I have tried to make lists of plants that go well with each other. That way, as I am planting my garden, I can quickly glance at the list and pick and choose what I what to plant next to each other. For me, it’s just simpler Read More >>
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It’s graduation time again. It’s hard to believe that this time last year, Monkey Boy was graduating–and now here we are a whole year later, a lot more sane than anticipated 🙂 What a whirlwind, though! Graduation gifts are a tough one, because what they really want is money or something usable in their new Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “We are all here on earth to help others; what on earth the others are here for I don’t know.” Happy Wednesday everyone, I hope your day rocks! ♥ Mavis & Lucy *This deal post will be updated throughout the morning so be sure and check back for deals. * Amazon prices can Read More >>
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What is it about covered bridges that makes them so dreamy anyway? It is the old wood? How they look covered in snow? In fall when the leaves are changing colors? The thought of horse drawn carriages passing through so many years ago? Well over the weekend I hit the jackpot when I happened upon Read More >>
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