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I love the No Knead Dutch Oven Crusty Bread I make, and my family agrees. It’s hard not to finish a full loaf in one sitting. By myself. So I decided to take that recipe and see if I could make it even more fantastic. This time around I made a No Knead Sun-Dried Tomato, Read More >>
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One of my goals this year is to simplify and one of the ways I plan to do that is to sell or donate at least 1,000 ordinary items that are crowding our closets and drawers by the end of July. My ultimate goal is to find a home for every item by repurposing, selling, donating, Read More >>
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Welcome to my 52 Ways to Save $100 a Month series. We’re serious about saving money in 2016. Sometimes it’s the little things and sometimes it’s the big things. I’m here to walk you through some little things that can add up to BIG savings. 52 little things to be exact. Every week, join me Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors.” Hello Tuesday. On the agenda for today is getting my license renewed, picking up free Tagro mix for the garden and popping by JCPenney to see if I can score a free gift with the $10 off a $10 purchase coupon that came in the Read More >>
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Last week there were a lot of comments regarding my raisin bag {our trash for the week} and if it was acceptable to throw it away in a public garbage can in front a grocery store. The comments were about 50/50. Yes, throwing away a small amount of garbage at a store/gas station you are shopping at Read More >>
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