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Other Humans Are Not Our Servants
It is a universal truth that people who like the Jane Austen book, Pride and Prejudice, frequently go beyond mere “like” to excessive admiration. One of my own daughters is just such a fan, revisiting the story in book, movie, … Continue reading
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Recipe: Poor Man’s Cottage Potatoes
Cottage potatoes are like roses — we all use the same name, but no one cottage potato dish is identical to another. My cottage potatoes are crispy little squares of crunchy on the outside, mmmmm on the inside, especially when … Continue reading
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Tagged cottage, grocery, poor man, potato, recipe, yukon gold potatoes
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Grocery Saving Tip: Question the Bananas
If you have kids, you know that there are lots of ways to drive them nuts, beginning with how you breathe. Last summer, however, I discovered a new way of driving my son to inarticulate distraction: I bought bananas. The … Continue reading
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Tagged bananas, farmer's market, food, grocery, money saving, organic, seasonal
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Market Manipulation, Roasted Chicken, and You
I don’t know about you, but I get vaguely irritated when I realize that I’m being manipulated. And given the marketing climate in which our society operates, this means that if I don’t watch it, I spend two thirds of … Continue reading
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Tagged chicken, food, gas, grocery, manipulation, manufacturers, market, shopping
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Saving Money in the Grocery Store — One Weird, Workable Idea
Years ago, with four children in tow, I spent one day a week doing the grocery shopping. The night before I scoured the ads, marking this place for brown sugar and butter, that one for grapes and toilet paper, still … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable, grocery, money, poster, saving, shopping
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The Politics of Pinching Peaches
Generally, the produce department of a grocery store is a quiet place. Pinching peaches, while it is a dreadful practice, doesn’t result in sounds from the peaches. I imagine, however, that the people who work in the produce department scream … Continue reading
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Tagged ear of corn, grocery, ordinary, people, politics, Romney
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The Politics of Tea
Friday afternoon found me trolling through the establishments of our little town, looking for loose tea, which, obviously, was not in the lumber store, the old fashioned department store (we actually have one of those), or the feed store; neither was it, however, in the grocery store. Continue reading
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Tagged artist, artwork, cheese, cheesecake, cookbooks, dinner, family, gold, grocery, holiday, Martin Luther King, Norwegian, politics, president, shipping, small town, steak, tea, yarn
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