Redeem Coupons From GoodSearch.com and Help Your Schools and Non Profits

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At GoodSerach.com you will find a great assortment of coupons for places you may already be shopping, so why not let them donate a portion of you purchase to a great cause. You will find coupons for JC Penny, Ralph Lauren Edible Arrangements, Old Navy, Pottery Barn, Nike, Target and so many more.

According to their website, their program called “Good Shop“, they have saved shoppers over $100 million dollars with coupons at over 30,000 stores.

They have a wide variety of causes you can choose from if you are not going to use your non profit or school like Girl Scouts, Feeding America, Unicef, American Red Cross and more. Good Shop has raised more then $12 million dollars helping over 110, 000 organizations.

See How This Works and how you can lend a helping hand to a worthy cause.

Would you like to add your non- profit…

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New England Clam Chowder at Pond Mountain Inn

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Kay has been making New England Clam Chowder since we lived in the Philippines – certainly an unlikely place for chowder, but it’s one of my favorite things in the world. We just moved to Vermont full time last week and what better way to commemorate the move than with a fresh batch of chowder – two dozen cherrystones, normally three though. I’m a chowder fanatic, or in polite society, a connoisseur – Kay’s chowder is absolutely the best, with one slight exception. This lovely couple visiting Pond Mountain Inn last year came prepared to make a batch of their own! His recipe was from a Massachusetts restaurant that I have since forgotten, but his chowder had a sophisticated elegance that was unforgettable. Someday I hope to get that recipe! I hope Norbert finds this blog….

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September is Apple Season! Apple Dessert and Savory Recipes for Fall

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September is Apple season! What is your favorite? So many to choose from and make yummy desserts or adding to savory dishes. See the links at the bottom for great recipes for your family.

Baking Apples

The Macintosh Apple is sweet and crisp when first harvested in the beginning of September, but turns into a softer consistency that is perfect for pies and apple sauce.

The Granny Smith Apple offers a sharp and tart flavor that is the most popular for making apple pie and does well with savory dishes such as baking with pork chops and retains its shape when cooked.

Jonagolds Apples are derived from Golden Delicious and Jonathan apples. They have a sweet and tart taste, hold up well for cooking and another preferred apple to for baking a pie.

Just To Eat

The Honeycrisp offer a crisp, juicy flavor with the flesh as sweet as honey…

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A Exciting Day Trip to Saratoga Race Track

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If you ask someone who’s spent a lifetime in the northeast they’ll tell you one of the top ten places to visit in the summertime is Saratoga Springs, or simply – Saratoga. Best known for the “mineral springs” and Baths, the water offered remedies for both internal and external illnesses as far back as the late 1700s – however, this was only of tertiary interest. We were there for the races! After a late start last Saturday – Jim and Karen picked us up from Pond Mountain Inn and we arrived shortly before noon, well ahead of the first race. Great seats out of the sun offered some great racing perspective. Properly known as Saratoga Race Course, “the track” is stunningly beautiful, a through-back to an earlier time was comfortably filled with polite and gracious people all out for a nice day at the races.

Not terribly late in…

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Great July 4th Party Ideas by The Sits Girls

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Amazing and Inspiring Article #LikeAGirl Thank you Gabi :}

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After finishing up this lovely little sunflower to celebrate how gorgeous it’s turning outside…

I read this article with my morning tea. Even though I’m not a parent and I found myself reading it from a personal perspective, it still hit home.

I was very much a tomboy as a child… well in all honesty, until my wedding… at 30. I mean sure in my 20’s I finally started wearing makeup when I went out, carried a purse, and had multiple pairs of shoes, but I didn’t really embrace dresses and enjoy being feminine until it was so celebrated during the process of wedding planning and the day of my wedding made that it was made fun (read: acceptable) for me.

At first it was embarrassing. Being fussed over, tugged, pulled, trimmed, painted, draped, all of it made me intensely uncomfortable. Those things were supposed to be superficial and…

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