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This is my favorite easy to make quick spaghetti recipe 🍝 . Enjoy it.

This new vegan guide will have 7 days of meals to help you get started going vegan. Much of these meals are ones I learned during my time going vegan and learning how to cook. This should be finished by Thursday and available here for you to download. 🌱

This is one of my new favorite 🥰breakfast foods. It’s super easy to make and if you use a whole grain bread it’s packed with all kinds of healthy fiber. My favorite bread to use with this is Dave’s Killer Bread. 1 banana with 1 tsp of cocoa and a dash of maple syrup makes a good nut-free spread as well.

Don and I go grocery shopping 

I have major depressive disorder. It comes and it goes but everyone knows when it comes because I disappear and I don’t care if you are upset or miss me because depression is an animal that consumes. I hear depression is selfish but from a depressed persons point of view it takes over and it’s this cloud that rises above your head slowly taking away the sunshine until all that is left is a little glimpse. I self medicate with things like weed and I am learning this…

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New delicious breakfast recipe coming soon!! Aimée 💋 Thank you ☀️ beautiful sunshine’s. If you’re a patron, please click through to comment on this post. at the very least, if you’ve read it, indicate that by using the heart symbol. General VegEzy/patreon-related questions? ask away, someone will answer: Aimee@vegezy.com

This is an 82 year old artifact from a antique wiring system known as Knob-and-tube wiring it is an early standardized method of electrical wiring in buildings, in common use in North America from about 1880 to the 1930s. This was installed in 1938. It consisted of single-insulated copper conductors run within wall or ceiling cavities, passing through joist and stud drill-holes via protective porcelain insulating tubes, and supported along their length on nailed-down porcelain knob insulators. Where conductors entered a wiring device such as a lamp or…