Quote of the Day “Around here, however, we don’t look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we’re curious…and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.” ~ Walt Disney Company
Hello Thursday!
On the agenda for today:
- Get Teeth cleaned {hopefully nothing will fall out}
- Continue stripping desks
- Work on taxes
- Put a few rug hooking kits together
- Make taco meat for dinner tonight
How about YOU? Do you have anything exciting planned for today? Do tell.
♥ Mavis
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Available Kindle Books I think look interesting…
- Little Soldiers $12.99
- Bean By Bean $1.99 ♥
- Night Comes To The Cumberlands $0.99
- The Great Alone $14.99
- Year of Wonders $1.99
- Meal Prep Free
The prices on Kindle Books can change quickly, so grab them while you can. Don’t have a Kindle? Download the kindle app on your other devices. It’s easy! 🙂
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Home and Kitchen Deals
- Prepworks by Progressive Collapsible Prep/Storage Bowls with Lids – Set of 3 $9.08
- Dove Promises Variety Mix Chocolate Candy 43.07-Ounce 153-Piece Bag $13.59
- Steel Compost Bin Includes Charcoal Filter $22.95
- Ninja Professional Blender $53.49
- HP Envy 4520 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer with Mobile Printing, Instant Ink ready $65.03
- Gorilla Cart 600-Pound Capacity $69.98
Sweet and Sour Meatballs Freezer Meal – I could drink the marinade that goes on these meatballs–so yummy! Plus, it gives me an excuse to make rice, which I could personally eat for every meal.
Add on Items
- Crest Tartar Control Toothpaste 6.4 Oz (Pack of 2) $3.00
- Prang Thick Core Colored Pencil Set 50 Pencils $4.20
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- LIKEWISE! The laughable, lively like-minded party game! $6.99
- 9Lives Variety Pack Favorites Wet Cat Food $7.94
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If you’d like to map out your next few months of garden chores, grab a few Dig For Your Dinner eBooks. That way, you can read about gardening, even when the weather is not nice enough to be outside gardening.
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Lauralli says
If you haven’t ever read Year of Wonders I highly recommend! You’d love it!
Wendy Clark says
Making the meatballs for supper tonight! Thanks!
E in Upstate NY says
Ah what memories are brought back by your posting of Harry Caudill’s “Night Comes To The Cumberlands.” Its a classic! It used to be, may still be, a required reading when studying Appalachia. Spent a few years studying and then living in the coal fields. Our oldest son was born in a miner’s hospital. As someone who was born and raised in a major city, this was a part of our American society that I had previously zero knowledge about. Am glad I did what I did, and am glad that I experienced that world, but at my age, you can’t pay me enough to go back to live there.