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How Searching for a New Dinner Routine Helped Me Reconnect with My Husband After Our Kids Moved Out

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By Sandra Gutierrez, Sandra Gutiérrez
| Yahoo Life Verified
Kitchn and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. We were always four around the dinner table — until we were not. So often I’d heard friends celebrate the day that “the kids finally left home!” It was different for me. I cried the first time I set a table for only three, and then, for two, as our children set out for college.
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Experts Explain How to Grow Tomatoes Like a Pro

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By Sandra Gutierrez, Sandra Gutiérrez
| Aol Verified
Warm weather is upon us, and whether you found a place to buy great seedlings or are sowing your own vegetables from scratch, this is the perfect moment to start your tomato garden—whether indoors or outdoors. Growing your own tomatoes is a fulfilling activity with several benefits. First of all, providing for yourself and your family by growing your own food can ground you and connect you to Mother Nature and her sometimes unpredictable cycles.
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Snow Mold Can Ruin Your Lawn’s Look—But It’s Easy to Prevent

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By Sandra Gutierrez, Sandra Gutiérrez
| Aol Verified
Snow mold looks about as bad as it sounds: Basically, once snow and ice melt on your lawn, you're left with gray, matted grass patches that may later die and need to be filled in. The good news is that snow mold is easy to treat and won't cause any longterm damage to your lawn, but still, it's a temporary eye sore. If you're looking to prevent it, here's what you need to know. Thankfully, it doesn't take much besides some timely mowing, proper fertilization, and raking. What Causes Snow Mold?
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