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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Sunday Show & Tell
One baby Four cakes $170 It may not be frugal but it provides job security for me. In cultures where infant mortality has traditionally been high. There is great celebration when a child reaches its first birthday. The mortality rate isn’t … Continue reading
Wait and See
I often play a game of “wait and see” when I’m thrift shopping. MY RULES: See something you like Ask yourself, ” what are you willing to pay for this item?”, if it is marked higher than that Note the color … Continue reading
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Tagged thrift store, thrift store finds, thrift store shopping, thrift stores, thrifting
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Dark-eyed Juncos
I left my sliding door open while I was doing this & that both in the house and in the back yard. I walked in and heard baby bird cheeping in my kitchen. On closer inspection I found 2 baby … Continue reading
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Tagged baby birds, bird feeding, birds in the house, Dark-eyed junco
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99 44/100 % frugal
Most of the time I eat food prepared at home from scratch, but I do treat myself occasionally. Saturday my wedding cake deliveries took me past This place holds fond memories. When I was a child one of our regular family … Continue reading
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Sunday Show and Tell
You might think I’d have a plethora of Father’s day Cakes to show you today. However none of out Father’s Day orders requested custom designs. I do have some other cakes to sow you though
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A Day of Thrifting
The bakery sent me on an errand Monday. It took me 35 miles to the south and put some spending money in my pocket. So of course I checked out the thrift stores in the area. 1st Goodwill 2nd Goodwill these … Continue reading
Sunday Show & Tell
Graduation season is upon us. Orders for graduation cakes have been trickling in for the past couple of weeks but this week-end is the our busiest for graduation orders. So busy, that I couldn’t take time to photograph most of … Continue reading
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