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76VIRTUAL ADDICTION
I can't remember how it happened or actually "when" it got to a place of no return. I spent many years just e-mailing on aol, hotmail, yahoo and network solutions and somehow by 2007 I was on about ten social...
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83How to Make Real Old-Fashioned Southern Cornbread Dressing: Step by Step
This is an old recipe for real Southern cornbread dressing – the kind my mother and grandmother always made at Thanksgiving and Christmas. If you’re searching for a low-calorie or low-fat recipe, THIS...
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87Old Fashioned Macaroni and Cheese Recipe
Decades ago every good homemaker had a favorite old fashioned macaroni and cheese recipe. In the days before boxed macaroni and cheese mixes and powdered cheese food product, the real thing was filling,...
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80Black and White Vintage Christmas Clip Art
These black and white vintage Christmas clip art images feature jolly retro Santas and other Christmas subjects.
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89Free Vintage Christmas Images
These free vintage Christmas images summon up the feeling of an old fashioned Christmas.
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90The Best Thanksgiving Stories
Some of the best Thanksgiving stories are unknown by parents. Here are a few of great read alouds to enrich your Thanksgiving celebration.
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80Free Vintage Santa Graphics
What kid doesn't love Santa Claus? These vintage Santa graphics capture the joy and magic of an old fashioned Christmas and are free to use wherever you like.
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84How To Clean Leather Shoes
Not too long ago, shoes were made of Leather, canvas for sports shoes or rubber for wellington boots, they came in very few colors, Black, Brown or White and cleaning them was a simple affair wax polish...
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89How To Make Granny's Killer Shepherds' Pie
My granny made absolutely killer Shepherd’s Pie. She would grind up the remains of the Sunday roast lamb or pork shoulder, add whatever ground meat she had on hand (usually veal, or sometimes, beef), and...
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74Old Fashioned Letter Writting
Old fashioned snail mail is slowly dying out because of the wonderful Internet and the speed of e-mail passing letters from one person to another, be it family or friend, or a lover. You sign into any mail...
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