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Best backpacking gear for a comfortable hike

When it comes to backpacking, selecting the right gear can make all the difference between an enjoyable adventure and a challenging ordeal. For beginner backpackers as well as those with some hiking experience, choosing the best backpacking gear is crucial.  Take a look at the 11 best backpacking gear items found online. You’ll find many …

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Moving Houseplants: How to Pack Plants for Moving

Just when you thought sorting, decluttering, and arranging your personal belongings for relocation was enough of a headache, you realize that you will have to pack your beloved houseplant collection. While it’s no easy task and contributes a little extra stress, it is not entirely difficult to relocate your plants to a new home. It …

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Apple Pie Protein Pancakes – Pre-Workout Breakfast Recipe

Since going gluten free 7 years ago, I have really gone back and forth on what to eat for breakfast. Lately, with the big emphasis on protein in the nutrition world, I am happy to present you with this recipe for delicious apple pie protein pancakes. They are gluten free, packed with protein, and have …

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17 Romantic Gestures to Make Your Spouse Feel Loved on Vacation

With our busy lives, our spouses don’t really get the love and attention they deserve.  The good news is that you can make your spouse feel special and reconnect with them on vacation. Romantic gestures have the power to transform an ordinary journey into a memorable one. There are many things you can do to …

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What Is A Kokedama Moss Ball and How to Make Your Own

While you might be familiar with the Japanese traditions of Bonsai, you may not have stumbled upon Kokedama, a beautiful form of Japanese garden art. Taking its name from the Japanese for “moss ball,” these stunning living planters encase the root systems in a ball of soil covered in living moss, giving them a Tolkien-esque …

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“Get Ready for Kindergarten” Gift Ideas for Moms AND Kids!

Prepare kids AND Mom with these special kindergarten gift ideas! f your little one is starting to kindergarten soon, I have the perfect way to get you both excited about the first day of school. School gift baskets are a fun way to both prepare for the new school year and transition from preschool to …

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10 Essential Home and Garden Chores Best Done in July

July is the best month for tackling essential home and garden chores that keep your outdoor spaces vibrant and functional. With warm, dry weather and long days, it is the perfect time to address a variety of maintenance tasks that enhance your home’s beauty, safety and functionality. From refreshing your grill for summer barbecues to …

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Gluten Free Air Fryer Snacks and Dessert Recipes

Living gluten-free has never been easier, especially with the help of the kitchen appliance we all know and love – the air fryer. It is a game-changer, allowing you to create a variety of delicious and healthy gluten free air fryer snacks and desserts with minimal effort. Whether you’re new to gluten free cooking or …

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How to Freeze Dry Your Garden Produce

There’s something gratifying about picking fresh produce from your own garden. The crisp snap of a green bean, the juicy burst of a ripe tomato, and the sweet aroma of freshly picked herbs offer a real sense of accomplishment and a connection to nature, but preserving that garden-fresh goodness can be challenging as seasons change. …

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Summer’s secret weapon: How to cook with leftover heat

Steaming summer days got you avoiding the oven? Fear not. Here’s a clever trick: leverage leftover heat to cook amazing meals without turning on another appliance. The science behind the sizzle Ovens and stoves retain heat after being turned off. According to General Electric, “the oven interior is designed to retain heat, even several hours …

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