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I see your cute messages on a napkin in your kids’ lunchboxes and I raise you one. I’ve always loved to leave little notes when I pack my children’s lunch boxes or get snacks ready for their sporting events. But now I’ve taken that to a whole new level. Check out this fun way to Read More >>
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While perusing the world wide web the other day, I found an article about work productivity in relation to time spent working. Basically, it found that working for hours and hours on end did not produce the best work. One study by the University of Toronto found that the workers that took regular lunch breaks Read More >>
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That moment when you think you might be going crazy because the stain on your garage floor looks like a chicken in a basket. Do you see it? Or am I going crazy? Have a great Wednesday everyone, ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – 68% Off Kwikset Electronic SmartCode Lock with Lever Read More >>
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One of the aspects of sending The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird off to college that I never thought about, was how fun care packages were going to be. I spend all sorts of time now coming up with fun ideas and recipes to stuff in packages for her so she won’t get homesick Read More >>
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I love the ease of swiffer mops, but I am not a huge fan of paying ten bucks for the refills. Good news, though: You totally don’t have to buy the refill pads. You can make your own pads and cleaner, and then toss them into the washer for next time. Less chemicals, less cost, Read More >>
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