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Quote of the Day “If something is wrong, fix it. But train yourself not to worry, worry fixes nothing. Hello Friday. I’m so glad you’re here. Lucy and I had a great time working in the garden yesterday and I shared about it earlier this morning on Dig For Your Dinner for those who want to Read More >>
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Starting your plants from seeds is significantly more cost effective than buying starts from the nursery year after year. Yes, there are initial set-up costs, which completely vary based on how elaborate a system you want to create to start seeds, but after that, it really is just the cost of a packet of seeds. Moreover, Read More >>
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Usually when I travel and have to pay out of pocket for a hotel stay {vs using my SPG points and staying someplace really nice for free} I try to book a hotel around the $100 a night rage that includes free breakfast, parking and wifi. Believe it or not I am not a fan of Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection.” Top of the morning to you! Doing anything special for St. Patrick’s Day today? I plan on making a loaf of Irish Soda Bread and a pot of Potato soup with bacon. Yum oh Yum! I hope there’s leftovers. 😉 Have a great Thursday everyone, Read More >>
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Are you a single snack pack type of person? I am totally guilty of single serving snacks. When I travel, I like snack sized portions–even though I know I am paying more than if I had purchased the full size product. Unfortunately, snack-size portioned goods come at price to both our wallets, our planet, and Read More >>
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