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One Hundred Dollars a Month

I am your typical housewife living in high maintenance suburbia. I have a handsome husband, 2 kids and a flock of pet chickens. I try and feed my family with $100 a month. With the help of coupons, gardening and bartering I am able to squeeze the most out of our grocery budget and still manage to have a little fun along the way.

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Quote of the Day  “Always be on the lookout for the presence of wonder.” ~ E.B. White

Wednesday. Let’s do this!

Have a great day everyone,

♥ Mavis

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Available Kindle Books I think look interesting…

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Looking for a few rhubarb recipes? Check out my 7 Amazing Rhubarb Recipes post.

Home and Kitchen Deals

Planning a trip to the D.C. area this summer? Check out the post I wrote about George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate when we were there a few years ago. The property is amazing!

Add on Items

*These are all Amazon Add-on Items and they will ship with qualifying orders over $25 and are eligible for free shipping on $25 orders with Amazon Prime {or will ship FREE on $35 orders without Prime}. 

Botanical Interests is having a 35% off end of season sale and I just ordered a boatload of flower seeds {hollyhocks, poppies, black eyed Susan vines and some extra veggies seeds for this fall as well. Order your seeds now before they sell out of all the good stuff.

Kid’s Stuff

Thinking about placing a bulk order with Zaycon Fresh for the first time? Well LUCKY YOU because Zaycon is offering a $0.99 per lb. Chicken FLASH Sale for new customers when you use code firstcase at checkout. This will take the price of the chicken from $1.89 per lb. to $0.99 per lb.

Use promo code firstcase to save $36 off your order of boneless, skinless chicken breast. This will make a case of chicken only $39.60. This promo applies to all routes which includes the newly launched NE routes. Expiration date is 05/10/2018 at midnight PST. This may be extended or it may end early as a result of sell out. Not sure what to do with all that meat? Read my post on How to Process and Prepare Your Bulk Chicken Order for some

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Comments

  1. Good morning Mavis. I just read that your are picking the dandelions. Just a suggestion, but, I would let them go. Honeybees use them as a major source of pollen (Protein for the baby bees). Also, the leaves , flowers and roots are fantastic for your chickens.
    If you really want to feel like a true “northerner” then picking dandelion leaves for salad is considered a rite of spring.

    Glad you found your “home”!!

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  2. Back in the day, when I rode horses, almost everyday, I noticed how one favourite mare would come over to see me, with a yellow nose, during the peak of dandelion season. Obviously, she loved eating the flowers, and some of the leaves, because she craved the vitamins and minerals found there. She was in great health, and lived to a ripe old age !

    I was still an avid gardener then too, and I brought home many free pails of well rotted horse manure, and stones for my garden, with permission of course. The horses would chip their hoofs on the rocks in the paddocks, if they were not shod, so the owners were very happy to see me pick them up, and put them in the back of my car. I built a wonderful small limestone patio at the back of my townhouse condo, and I edged the beds with stones. As for all the manure, well they joked that maybe I just wanted my own manure pile at home !

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