Jenn over at Frugal Upstate has a wonderful idea on how to get over the high prices of hot house veggies.
I never would have thought to grow sprouts to eat, but I've seen them sold at leading grocery stores at a pretty penny.
Jenn makes it look so easy with her how-to.
Thanks Jenn
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
They sprout up so quickly...
Thursday, January 17, 2008
An Amazing Rack
By way of GoodyBlog I came across this amazing spice rack at vaughnaustin. I think this may be one of the most amazing ideas out there.
If you have any other ideas, this would a great time to post a comment.
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MotherLoad: The MomAdvice Cookwear
Over at MomAdvice, Amy is celebrating her birthday and as a gift from her dear hubby she gets to choose a new set of pots.
Given my pending future, information she might give for her choice will be very useful.
She also got a beautiful Cuisinart Cast Iron Pot, head over and check it out.
Monday, January 14, 2008
Mail Center
Julie over at Declutter It! has given what seems like the easiest "how-to" for creating a mail center in your home or office.
I hope these steps to creating a mail center will help you reign in all that paper clutter that collects on the tables, counters and any available flat surface.
I will most certainly have to give this a go. It just seems so easy.
Thanks Julie.
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Friday, January 11, 2008
Dirty little secrets
At Quick and Simple the Pros are giving their cleaning secrets.
Every one has one or two. The question is, are you willing to tell yours?
I have to say that my secret is that I don't really mop the bathroom. I squirt my cleaner of preference mixed with water and wipe down as I "go".
Thursday, December 20, 2007
All Sorts
This site caught my eye with the Home Sweet Home Gingerbread House. What better way to create a gingerbread house with less mess?