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I saw this several years ago, so when it popped up to stream for free on Netflix, I decided to put it on the docket for tonight. The Magdalene Sisters is a story about three women who are sent to live in a convent to work off crimes that they did not commit. Fair warning: it Read More >>
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It’s that time again. You ask, and I pretend to know things and answer your burning questions. It really is so much fun to open my inbox and see the wide variety of questions you guys have. Reminds me that my readers are so diverse and pretty dang awesome. So keep those questions coming and Read More >>
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Hypothetical Question: You are putting something away in your daughter’s closet {who is away at school} and you find a box of Hershey’s Kisses that have been sitting there since winter break. Do you eat them? I mean they can’t possibly last until summer vacation. You’d be doing her a favor, right? Working on our Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Character is how you treat those who can do nothing for you.” Hello Friday. According to the weather man today it’s going to be sunny and a high of 70 degrees here in Western Washington… can you believe it? Wahooooo! I have no idea what I’m going to do today… but you Read More >>
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With spring farmers markets right around the corner, the opportunity and ability to eat more locally grown, fresh produce gets a lot broader. If you have gardened for any period of time, you know that real veggies and fruit rarely look like the “perfect” ones that grace the grocery store produce section. Grocery store produce Read More >>
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