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Yesterday I stopped by New Day Northwest with my favorite sidekicks Ryder and Emmy {Girly Girls kiddos} and shared a few easy peasy Christmas crafts for kids with Margaret Larson. It’s amazing what you can do with a few empty toilet paper rolls, a couple of paper bags and some old pasta jars. Press play Read More >>
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Yesterday I stopped by New Day Northwest {I’ll post the video soon} for a live segment on Easy Kids’ Christmas Crafts and guess who was on right before us? Tim Federle!! This guy is amazing. Tim is not only an award-winning American writer and former Broadway dancer but he is very witty. It was fun Read More >>
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Have you ever thought to use cornmeal in your cookies? Apparently Martha has, so I totally trusted her and tried it. Because seriously, has Martha ever steered you wrong when it comes to cookies. No? Me neither. Her cookie recipes take the cake {or the cookie I guess}. Anyway, these little shortbread-like cookies aren’t too Read More >>
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Do you ever reuse the jars your candles come in? I like to remove the old wax and pop in a new candle, or use the jar for storing little items {like bobby pins in the bathroom, nails on the HH’s workbench, or paper clips in my office drawer}. Removing the wax is actually pretty Read More >>
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I know that when the weather turns cold and the ground starts to freeze, many people stop thinking about their gardens. I’m just the opposite. I go into full on planning mode, because I know I have the ability to start seeds indoors even when it’s freezing outside, using my very favorite grow light: the Read More >>
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