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If you have old towels or dish towels that are fraying around the edges, don’t throw them out. My friend Zoe has a great tutorial showing you how to re-purpose them to make some adorable {and easy} over-sized bibs. They make for fun baby shower gifts as well, if you’re like me and are lacking Read More >>
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When the kids were little, I started to notice a weird trend…wherever we went, there had to be snacks. It wasn’t the kids’ doing, it was totally the parents. Snack sign-up sheets were passed out at the first parent meeting of pretty much EVERY activity my kids did from toddlerhood on. Playdates were carefully planned Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Rotund Definition: Rounded, full Used in a sentence: His rotund face was always wreathed in smiles. Hello Tuesday!!! The weather… I just cannot believe how hot it has been around here lately and I keep wondering {hoping} if we will have a major snow storm this year because of it. It’s just like 2009 I Read More >>
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I don’t know about you, but I have fresh berries on my mind this week. Berry muffins, berry smoothies and berry pie are all potential menu items this week for me. If you are struggling with what to make your tribe this week, here are a few of my favorite recipes. 3 Breakfast Ideas Strawberry Banana Muffins – These Read More >>
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I love SOS pads–they keep my cookie pans all pristine and nice, but I hate that you basically use them once and then the next time you wet them down, they are all brown and fally-aparty {that’s a real term}. BUT, did you know that if you throw a used SOS pad into a ziploc Read More >>
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