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  • How many times have you thrown food away because it spoiled before you ate it?
  • We changed our approach to food and have stretched our savings and food stores by using these few tricks.
  • Buying nuts in bulk is cheaper, but you don't want them to go back.  Separate them into air tight containers until you're ready to use them.
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Stretching Your Grocery Budget

I share tips and tricks to stop wasting the food you buy.
Noting Grace
Noting Grace Henderson, NV
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Apr 24, 2013
    Another thing would be to make your own pizza dough it doesn't take that long just like cookie ...»
    dough

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Mystery flower

does anyone know what this flower is?
BeckySue G
BeckySue G Siletz, OR
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 20, 2012
    Looks like something that grows wild
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  • Kitchen redone, sink area, baking table and doors beyond hide the washer aand dryer. 18
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I am proud of my kitchen

Patty S
Patty S Sturgeon Bay, WI
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 20, 2012
    Cute
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  • open kitchen shelving
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I am proud of my kitchen

Patty S
Patty S Sturgeon Bay, WI
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 20, 2012
    Looks Great
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  • The sink is the original one from the kitchen in the house, salvaged from the cellar. 18
  • The shelf is a $3 thrift store find. 7
  • The door knob plates from the old door. 1
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Potting Bench

When we replaced the old front door on our 100 year old home, I couldn't bring myself to throw the old one away. This is how we transformed it into a potting bench with repurposed lumber ...»
Lori J
Lori J Broken Bow, NE
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 18, 2012
    Great idea, looks good and environmentally responsible too.
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  • If you cut A Rose right above it's first sprout of 5 leaves, you will promote more rose Blooms. Black eyed Zinnia's are perennials and multiply each year. And can also be split in early spring. For a Longer Bloomed show, simply dead head the Black eyed Susan flowers as they fade.
  • Giant Zinnia.....Grows upt to 4-5 ft.  Grow along fences, sheds, walls, etc. They love Sun!
  • Zinnia (The more you deadhead the faded flowers, the more branches that sprout and flowers bloom.)  Take the faded flowers and stick elsewhere in the dirt and it will reseed itself and most likely bloom in the same season. I still have flowers growing up from last year. Despite being Annuals, reseeding can turn them into perennias.
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Practically Care Free Flowers, as well as Beautiful & Show Stoppers!

Zinnia's - (All Hybrids....Cut & Grow, Giants, Cactus, Pinwheels) - Sunflowers & Sunflower Tree's (Multi-colored), Gladious, Butterfly Bush, Hollyhocks, Lantansa, Dahlia's, Roses, Petunia ...»
Liz C
Liz C Garnerville, NY
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 15, 2012
    My Dad always had a beautiful garden with a lot of dahlias and Chrysanthemums, they have great ...»
    large headed flowers.

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Vegetable garden

Julee S
Julee S Bangor, MI
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 13, 2012
    Great idea for a small area.
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  • Kitchen floor after!! Went with renewable cork flooring!! 5
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Kitchen floor upgrade.

Jan P
Jan P Windsor, CT
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 12, 2012
    Beautiful.
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  • Pond & flagstone patio finished. The pond is 9x16 and we needed an excavation machine to dig it out. So he dug and graded it for me and I did the building. 7
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flagstone patio with stonedust

Jane A
Jane A Spotsylvania, VA
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 12, 2012
    Lovely work, I would go with matt to as a natural look for sealing
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Gardening: Ok, me again. Any idea what the heck this plant is? The berries almost look like jalepenos...

This is in my friend's yard in Indiana. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Jane P
Jane P Fishers, IN
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  • Anne B
    Commented on Jun 11, 2012
    To bad the nightshade is deadly it is a pretty flower.
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