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A friend who has always lived in rented dwellings is currently in the process of buying a home. She called about a few things:
Her: “There’s a bunch of paperwork about lead paint.”
Me: There goes your health. “Yeah, that has to be disclosed.”
Her: “Does this house have it (the one she’s about to buy)?”
Me: Probably. “What year was it built?”
Her: [...]

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…and a cute one to boot.
Recently, when the littlest man was experiencing a particularly difficult moment, our personal physician/his brother, complete with a medical kit, stepped in to assist.
Surprisingly, Baby sat still, though eyeing the little doctor with caution.
Doc first used a wiry, plastic stethoscope to check baby’s heart and lungs. Fake hacking noises burst out from the contraption’s speaker. I was thinking he should tell [...]

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On a recent day trip, I picked up a few items at a great natural foods/gourmet grocery store.  The longer I was there, the more fun I had: organic and fresh coffees, teas, fruits, meats, lots of free samples. All kinds of things are sold at places like this you just can’t find anywhere else.
 
* Fresh honey roasted peanut butter, and [...]

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Recently finished and now resting peacefully on my nightstand:

Silent Heart by Barbara Youree is a beautifully written historical romance. Complete with hope, tragedy, and suspense,  the story of yearning love between Francoise and Stefano plays out eloquently from the first page to the last. I loved the societal issues raised in this story, set in 17th century Italy, as well as the [...]

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Looking for some good recipes? Need a little inspiration in the kitchen? Want to get your kids involved in the cooking process ?
Here are some of my recent “foodstuffs” articles floating around the world wide web.
Get Into the Kitchen: Preparing Summer Snacks with Your Kids
Back Pocket recipe series:
That’s a Wrap
Strawberry Pie, Polenta
Scrumptious Summer Recipes
 
 
For some [...]

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