So with all the hub-bub of the Crockpot Girls on Facebook. Some blogger friends and I decided to start our own page called the Slowcooker Squad and combine it with a Slowcooker Linky. We would love it if you would join us on Facebook- make sure you like the Slowcooker Squad! I made Slowcooker Cranberry BBQ Pork this week- and I have to say it was quite tasty. I changed the recipe quite a bit but I love the blog that {Read More}
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You can picture it- you buy a yummy looking watermelon, it’s hot outside and you can not wait to crack open that baby and eat a huge slice. The you cut it open and it’s kind of puffy and grainy inside.. yuck. So what are you going to do with it? Do what I did tonight, juice it. I cut it up (it was huge) and threw the pieces into my blender, zipped it for a minute and there you {Read More}
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I was listening to NPR the other day and the topic of vacationing while staying at the home of people you don’t know came up. Sure, there are B&B’s.. right? Did you know that you could stay pretty much anywhere in the world for free? I didn’t! I think you would have to be pretty adventurous but you can do just that by booking a place to stay through CouchSurfing.org. I just finally got to check it out and it {Read More}
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For many years my husband and I did A LOT of eating out- probably at least 3 days a week. Now that we do much less of that I am amazed at how much it costs- I barely used to blink an eye. Cooking at home is cheap.. when I shop the sales (which is most of the time) my dinners for 4 usually cost less than $5 when I use simple ingredients (chicken breasts, pasta, hamburger..). Dinners with fancier {Read More}
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I’ve had a few questions about stockpiles that hopefully can be answered with this video. Plus I am trying to get into video blogging more. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask below.
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What kinds of coupons does Rite Aid accept? Manufacturer Coupons (including Printable Coupons) and Store Coupons (In-Ad and online at RiteAid.com) Rite Aid only accepts printable coupons up to a maximum of $5.00 off per item as long as the coupon redemption amount never exceeds the price of the item. Rite Aid coupons are not considered internet/print at home coupons, even when they are printed from an internet site or an email, and therefore these coupons only are not subject {Read More}
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