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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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When we moved, I totally decluttered. I got rid of perfectly good stuff–but it was just that…stuff. Stuff we didn’t use, stuff we didn’t need, stuff that was just for decoration, stuff that we used, but only so rarely that it wasn’t worth the space it was taking up. Stuff, stuff, stuff. It was overwhelming Read More >>
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