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While The Girl was home for Christmas, we decided to watch The Giver. It’s based on the book, by the same name, which I totally recommend reading before watching the movie. It is kind of the original Dystopian society {in the same vein as Hunger Games, etc.}. The book was originally published in ’94, so Read More >>
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1. Get Organized. Guess what my project is for this weekend {well, besides gardening}? It’s organizing the shelving unit in our garage. When we first moved in EVERYTHING got crammed into the garage … and then the workers came so I couldn’t really get out there and organize anything in the garage because they were Read More >>
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Another round of inbox questions, and another round of answers. First up is one of my favorite emails I’ve ever received from a reader. Sure it’s not exactly a question, but it certainly deserves to be shared!! Mavis – I want to share with you a challenge I just made to my friends and family Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Panacea Definition: A cure-all, supposed remedy. Used in a sentence: He considered the little pink pill a panacea for all ills. Well I sure could of used some of those magic pills yesterday! 🙁 I had the worst headache ever and ended laying in bed most of the day. I’m feeling much better today Read More >>
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These mustache peanut butter and jelly sandwiches will make your child smile. Plus, when they get home, you can say, “I ‘mustache’ you a question. Did you love your lunch?” They’ll roll their eyes, you’ll go triumphantly about your day. It’s the power of bento. Ingredients Grapes Peanut butter Jelly Bread Grapes Granola Cheese Sticks Read More >>
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