The Expensive 2 Cents- Having an Opinion
How many times in your average day are you “helpful” with your opinions? How much is it costing you to have so many expensive 2 cents?
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How many times in your average day are you “helpful” with your opinions? How much is it costing you to have so many expensive 2 cents?
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A moist and strong gluten free and dairy free bread with an egg free and gum free option to make your day. Have you tried gluten free oat bread in your air fryer yet? This air fryer bread works really well, bakes evenly through, and has a great texture. This loaf is for a larger
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From the Pacific Rim to Spain- four true stories during World War 2 The subject of World War 2 is an immense topic that you could spend your whole life studying. So many amazing stories of bravery, courage, and heroics that it would take a lifetime to read all of them. These four stories may
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Full of moist lemony tang, these gluten free lemon blueberry muffins are a sweet treat for tea or coffee. Have fun with them by using fun muffin tin shapes and pouring a powder sugar drizzle on top. These little beauties would be great for serving at a Mother’s Day brunch, shower, gathering, or special event.
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Flavia de Luce and her bicycle “Gladys”–oh boy. I am hooked on this English countryside mystery book series. Taking place in a small village during the early 1950’s, it’s a look into the daily life of a 12 year old girl living in a run down shambles of an estate manor. What once was a
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When you begin considering homeschooling it can quickly get overwhelming with all the information out there– mutiple curriculum options, catalogs, opinions, styles, subjects…… on and on. All those options are great though considering that not long ago it was practically illegal to homeschool in many states and there were only one or two options out
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Looking for the perfect Victorian mystery book to snuggle up with by the fire on a cold winter evening? Sink into these Victorian and Edwardian mystery series and be transported to another time and place. I absolutely love when I find great new mystery series books and discover that the author has written a whole
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These delicious oatmeal cranberry muffins are ready for your afternoon tea or morning coffee. You don’t need to feel quilty because this recipe calls for Swerve brown sugar with just a sprinkle of course sugar for the topping. Be sure to use oats that are labeled gluten free. Oats are high on the list for
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As graduation quickly looms for my teens, I find that I am faced with an identity crisis of sorts. For over 13 years, I have been a homeschool mom and that has been a daily snapshot of my life. Reading, math, transcripts, books, curriculum, projects, career paths, co-ops, field trips, character development–these topics have been
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Fill these soft molasses stackers with whipped cream and top with fresh fruit for a delicious and eye catching treat. Pull out that muffin top baking sheet or an English muffin baking sheet to get the larger flat shape. Simple and quick but with an elegant final look, these are a perfect match for peaches,
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