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Hi Mavis, My name is Brianna. I live in Mukilteo, WA. I love making handmade cards. I’ve been doing it for about seven years, ever since one of my sister’s friends introduced me to stamping. It’s fun and relaxing, and it saves us money. When I first met my husband, he would go out and Read More >>
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Photo credit Maria Montessori I ran across an article on Treehugger recently about having kids do chores. While the suggestion of kids doing chores isn’t really that profound {I say put ’em to work, let ’em earn their keep 😉 }, the article included a chart of what you can expect from different age groups. Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Health is the greatest gift, contentment the greatest wealth, faithfulness the best relationship.” Oh Lucy. You are the best foot warmer on the planet. 😉 Have a great Thursday everyone! ♥ Mavis *This deal post will be updated throughout the morning so be sure and check back for deals. * Amazon prices can Read More >>
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Attention Julia Child fans: Thanks to a transfer in ownership, you can now have a culinary vacation in Julia Child’s vacation home in France. The vacation will allow you to stay in the same home where Julia Child and her husband, Paul spent their summers in. You’ll also get to experience cooking lessons in her Read More >>
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I ended up with a couple of extra flowers after I had planted all of my pots this year, so I decided to make up a couple of baskets using moss and the flower left-overs. Seeing how moss is pretty darn plentiful in these parts, it makes a fantastic {and free!} addition to flower baskets. Read More >>
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