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The neighbors had their trees pruned a few days ago and lucky for me, a few of the limbs landed on my side of the fence. Maybe I’m the only one on the planet who gets excited about tree limbs, who knows, but what I do know is I was able to use every last Read More >>
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I don’t have a gym membership, but I know many of you do. I think they are great in theory if I didn’t have to be around all those sweaty people in such close proximity. This non-people person freaks out! I know so many use them and love them and see great results because of Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty.” Hello Thursday! What are your plans for today? Are you doing anything exciting? I’m going to try and make a quiche for dinner this afternoon and get a second coat of paint on the trim work in the hallway and office. And Read More >>
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Last week I told you about how I got the chance to hang out with my friend Zoë and her mom Baking with Whole Grains cookbook author Valerie Baer. I taught them to rug hook, and Zoë taught me how to make crazy patch potholders. I had the best time. Seriously. I don’t think I mentioned Read More >>
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Tightwad: a person who does not like to spend or give money. cheapskate, penny-pincher, scrooge, skinflint, miser You might be a tightwad if… You ask the store clerk to bag your groceries in BOTH paper and plastic. That way, you never have to buy garbage bags again. My mother, she’s been doing this for as long as Read More >>
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