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Need something to keep the kids occupied while you are waiting to unwrap presents {maybe the in-laws are headed over and want to see them unwrap, so you have to hold them off for a bit?}. Or maybe you have lots of little ones who need something to do while you grab a little adult Read More >>
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Last month I introduced you to my favorite new garden tool, the Roo Apron. Well this month I’m giving TWO away. I love my Roo Apron so much I can’t stop talking about it {or wearing it}. It’s possible I’ve forgotten to take it off when I went grocery shopping. But I’m pretty sure the Read More >>
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I love this time of year–there’s magic in the air, seriously. Tonight The Girl and I are going to kick off winter break by watching one of my all time favorite Christmas movies: It’s a Wonderful Life. I have loved this movie since I was a little kid and my daughter has been the same. Read More >>
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Any recipe with microwave in the title is going to be my new best friend because I automatically know it’s going to be quick and easy. This brittle recipe is both of those things, but HOLY CATS it also tastes amazing. Yum! And as a double bonus it’s the perfect addition to any treat plate Read More >>
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Everyone knows how I feel about food waste. It. Is. Bad. The thing is, when people go hungry all over the world, it seems seriously shameful to let food go to waste. That’s why, when I read this article on NPR about one woman’s response to the estimated 40% waste of all of our food Read More >>
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