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This post brought to you by Puerto Rico, The All-Star Island. All opinions are 100% mine. It's been a really, really long winter for most of the country. We had little bits of snow in our yard in shady areas until earlier this week. We had a snow and ice storm just 2 weeks ago! To say that I've spent…
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As cold weather turns warmer, and we have more produce items in season, I find myself wanting, craving, making salad recipes all the time. Lunch, dinner, sides, snacks….there’s just so many ways you can create a salad and so many things to put in, on, under them. The possibilities are endless! This collection of 52 spring salad recipes is sponsored…
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Here’s a fun (and sweet) Nutella recipe for you to enjoy! It’s always fun to make cupcakes, right? These are a delightful mix of chocolate, Nutella and banana. So good. Chocolate Nutella Banana Cupcakes Cupcake Ingredients – 1 ¾ C. flour 1 C. packed brown sugar ¼ C. cocoa powder 1 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. baking powder ½ tsp….
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I like the taste of most sodas. I won’t lie. I have a sweet tooth with a mind of it’s own. I love root beer. Birch beer. Sasparilla. So good. I am trying to stop drinking soda, though, for a plethora of reasons. Really, it’s just not good for us. Recently, I was challenged to write a post about the…
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I used to have one of the “traditional” cell phone plans with a major service provider. I was delighted when we signed on with my husband’s 15% employee discount available to us. What did I get for that? Well, I got unlimited night and weekend calling, and voice mail. 250 minutes to use otherwise before I had extra charges incurred. No texting. No…
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This post brought to you by New Jersey’s Division of Travel & Tourism. All opinions are 100% mine. Throughout history New Jersey has set a precedent for the other states. The location alone has put New Jersey in a unique position as it pertains to history. The people who live there have continued the tradition of saluting their history while…
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