May 30, 2014
by jenny
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The other day a friend of mine wanted “to do something for herself.” As part of this plan, she asked me to play hookey for a morning and get pedicures with her. Gratefully, I had some scheduled appointments that morning … Continue reading
May 29, 2014
by jenny
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A project that came about this week in my house that was inspired by pilfering through kids’ closets and seeing what craft junk we haven’t been looking at in a while was beaded wrap bracelets. If you have elementary and … Continue reading
May 27, 2014
by jenny
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In the continuance of Sarah’s trash theme… Here’s a book recommendation for you: Don’t Throw It, Grow It!: 68 windowsill plants from kitchen scraps (affiliate link). I had asked for (and received) this book a couple of Christmases ago. I … Continue reading
May 23, 2014
by sarah
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(Almost) Rotten bananas make yummy banana bread. But what else? Here are some other ideas: Put them in the freezer as is Cut them up and freeze them Frozen or brown from the counter bananas in smoothies (the frozen makes … Continue reading
May 20, 2014
by sarah
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Mysteriously I often find white trash bags in my garage. They are never full of trash. They are not from under my kitchen counter. They are from Jenny. They are full of hand me down treasures. This is how excited … Continue reading
May 20, 2014
by sarah
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This week I have dedicated to trash. Or what some want to get rid of and I have found a use for. I will start with my new art storage cabinet in our dinning room. Our dining room is the … Continue reading
May 15, 2014
by jenny
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You know what I have irrational fear of? Germs. Only certain places though – for example, I’m not s0 bothered by port-a-potties, but I get heebie-jeebies thinking about my kids hands when they come off of the school bus, … Continue reading
May 14, 2014
by jenny
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Here’s another easy use of CrockPot Chicken Tacos Meat: baked chicken flautas. They take an extra step in the prep than tacos, but aren’t difficult and can be made ahead or frozen. My kids like them better than chicken tacos, … Continue reading
May 13, 2014
by jenny
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Campfires have always been a regular thing in my life and from early on, I have studied the art of roasting the perfect golden brown marshmallow. As most people know to get the marshmallow golden all of the way … Continue reading
May 10, 2014
by sarah
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I thought I would re-post these great resources about starting a vegetable garden that have been put together by the Food Project. If you press on the questions below it will send you to a relevant Food Project PDF. Also … Continue reading