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Since I can’t remember the last time I sat on Santa’s lap, I think it’s safe to say that Christmas is totally more for my kids than it is for me. But I love it because they love it. So today’s giveaway is for the kids. Or is it… It’s possible, if you’re a kid Read More >>
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I’m trying to keep in mind that I made these chocolate orange biscotti to be used as Christmas gifts for the neighbors, but I just keep scarfing them down. They are so. freakin. good. But if you have more self control than I do, these really would make cute friend gifts if you throw them Read More >>
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I plan on having a lot of foot traffic through my house for the holidays, and this year is the first year we will have a dog in the house. I really want the house to smell inviting, and not like a dog, so I am whipping up some homemade carpet powder. Here’s the basic Read More >>
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Okay, so I caved this year and got a real, live, honest to goodness Christmas tree. I love it. BUT, in an effort to get it into the house and set it up, I did notice that my hands were a little sticky from sap {Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, anyone?}. If you are “stuck” in the Read More >>
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I don’t think I’ll ever figure out how the produce section of any store makes money. What you see above is just a couple of hours of “waste.” Imagine how many boxes of produce would be on my porch if I collected free produce scraps for an entire month. I won’t, but I bet it Read More >>
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