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The Girl sent me a text yesterday telling me someone had taped this Hey Girl picture to her door for finals week. HILARIOUS! She’ll be heading home this weekend and I’m so excited!! Have a great Thursday everyone, ♥ Mavis *This deal post will be updated throughout the day so be sure and check back Read More >>
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I was going to ramble on about how I was so helpful creating this list of awesomely delicious cookies so you would have a whole slew of recipes to bake up and gift to friends and neighbors. But just between you and me, these recipes are for you to eat. And me to eat. I Read More >>
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Do you still sit down as a family for a meal every night? Do you all eat the same thing? According to an article I read on treehugger.com recently, less kids are eating the same food as their parents at mealtimes. And, according to studies, the result is that kids are…drum roll, please…getting fatter and Read More >>
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Vintage is in, and there is nothing more vintage than re-purposing an old sweater into old-timey Christmas stockings. It’s a perfect way to use an old sweater that is still in perfect condition, but the cut has gone out of style. Plus, they look like a “fun, old-fashioned, family Christmas,” that even Clark Griswold would Read More >>
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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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