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Books I Read This Summer (opens the original)
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At different points this summer I thought I would not even finish enough books to make this into a post, but here we are! These are the books I read (or finished) between May and August. Happily, I would recommend any of these, though some more enthusiastically than others.I don’t have time to add pictures of all these books, but some of them are very pretty, so you should look them up.<a href="https://www.amazon.com/American-Wolf-Story-Survival-Obsession/dp/1101902809/ref=sr_1_1?crid=A63TDSSKVV
Expectations And The Homeschool Mom (opens the original)
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Dinners To Make With Basic Ingredients (opens the original)
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Whenever I write about saving money on groceries or shopping once a month, I get questions about whether I meal plan. The short answer is sort of. If you are envisioning meal planning as an entire calendar of meals with ingredient lists to match, the answer is no. I’ve always felt like I should be this organized, but I eventually realized that they way I am doing it is working out pretty well, so there is no need to make things more complicated than they need to be. Thanks f
How To Only Grocery Shop Once A Month (opens the original)
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This is the long overdue follow up to my article on how to save money on groceries. One of the ways my family saves money is by reducing our trips to the grocery store by only doing one big shopping trip per month. Whenever I mention once-a-month shopping, I get alot of questions.Why We Shop Once A MonthNot only does shopping once a month save me money on the gas it would take to drive to the grocery store every week, but I find that with shopping once a month, I spend less money than if I tried
On Creating Tangible Things (opens the original)
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My grandma on my dad’s side died when I was around nine years old. I remember crying at her funeral, but I don’t think I fully realized at the time what I lost.My grandma was a really neat lady by all accounts. I remember her pulling out the toys for us to play when we went over to visit, and going over with my mom one day to make a fall wreath craft together. In my mind’s eye, I see her funny magnets on the fridge, and her glasses, and her big welcoming smile. I wish I would have had a chance t
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