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Zion National Park, I kind of think it’s like Disneyland for hikers. Seriously, even for early October, the place was hopping. Especially at the base where the shuttles were. Our first shuttle was from the lodge where we were going to stay that night to the entrance of the park. We were all super excited Read More >>
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I thought long and hard about my afternoon tea and cookie routine before I left to go on my camping trip to Zion. Ultimately I decided that no camper should be without them so I packed accordingly. Jen thought I was a little crazy, but even more so when I suggested we pick up a Read More >>
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Online Things I added a new rug hooking pattern “Tom Turkey” to my Etsy shop and uploaded the Tom Turkey rug hooking tutorial to my youtube channel. Staying off the internet this past week was pretty darn easy since I left my laptop at home. I basically used my phone for pictures and that’s all. It Read More >>
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I’ve always loved the colonial look and ever since moving to the East Coast, I’ve wanted a house with a colonial door. I think they call them “storm” doors here. You typically see them on old cape and colonial style homes and there’s just something about them that I love. Maybe it’s the old hardware, Read More >>
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After we pulled out all the plants, it was time to move the fence forward about 6 feet. The HH thought this was sort of crazy seeing how we plan on replacing the fence in the spring. But I told him we should do it anyway for two reasons: It will help us to visualize Read More >>
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