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I like to collect pine cones to use for some decor around the house {and not even just around Christmas, although, they are so festive then!}. I also love to make my DIY Scented Pine Cones to make the house smell delicious. So if you’re gearing up to use some in you holiday display or Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Badinage Definition: A playful bantering, a kidding Used in a sentence: During the meeting they delighted in playful badinage. I think Lucy is giving me the stink eye. What do you think? Ma! Let me sleep. Poor puggle. It’s hard being a princess and the center of attention. Have a great Tuesday everyone, ♥ Mavis & Read More >>
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Even though I don’t make a weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from. Here are a few recipes from my recipe collection I thought you might like:3 Breakfast Ideas Spiced Pear Muffins with Crumb Topping – These are a fantastic variation Read More >>
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I’ve said before how I have some of the coolest, most creative readers out there. This email that popped up in my inbox just solidified that. Check out the cool way reader, Jessica, breathed new life into a $3 thrift store painting. I’m so in love with the idea and the finished project. How amazing Read More >>
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Every household has its own rules about shoes in the house. Some people post signs right at the front door: “Kindly Remove Your Shoes,” other people want the more “lived-in” approach–where anything goes. We take our shoes off about 75% of the time. I stumbled across an article on Treehugger about why taking your shoes Read More >>
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