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Do you remember eating Chex party mix at your grandparents house when you were a kid? I remember my grandmother always making this in her huge enamelware pan each Christmas for everyone to snack on. If you have never made real, homemade Chex mix before you need totally need to. The homemade stuff a way Read More >>
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Are you planning on attending a party this winter and would like to bring something other than chocolate or homemade cookies as a hostess gift? Make a candy cane vase instead. Not only is it quick and easy to do, but the WOW factor might just score you an extra helping of appetizers. Start by Read More >>
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Yesterday Monkey Boy and I went to drop off our Angel Tree gifts at Bartell’s Drug Store. The thrift store is right across the street so we walked over and take a quick peek. I found a pair of red vintage LL Bean garden boots {$6.99}, a linen skirt $4.99 {I can wear a black Read More >>
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Sweet Diggety Dog! I’m sure you know by now how much I LOVE Amazon.com. They sell practically everything, plus when my package arrives I get to see my hottie of a UPS man Gustav. It’s a total win-win situation. Well I nearly fell off my chair last night when I found out that now through December 18th, Read More >>
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{photo credit} This is my favorite tutorial post out of all the snow globes I am featuring today. With simple directions and lot’s of pictures. Plus, I like how they used ordinary jars and spent very little on supplies. Yay, for being thrifty! The pictures below are simple for visual ideas. Remember, a snow globe doesn’t Read More >>
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