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Photo Credit Have you ever been on the website reddit.com? It’s basically a site where you can post trending internet stories–or, if you’re like me, you can pop over and read trending internet stories. This year, some of the posters on reddit participated in a secret Santa Exchange. One of the girls, Rachel, received a Read More >>
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Confession time. I’m not perfect. Now I’ve known that for years, but sometimes this blog of mine glosses over that fact and all you see are colorful pictures of awesomeness. And I’m a little awesome too. But awesome people still make mistakes {lots of them, but who’s counting, right?}. You see I had a site Read More >>
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I once told a friend once who was complaining that she hated cooking that she should go out and buy a bunch of cookbooks and read them like she would a novel. The pretty pictures and yummy recipes would inspire her. It totally {and accidentally} worked because she ended up buying a Fix It and Read More >>
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Since the HH goes off to work what sometimes feels like bazillion hours a week, I figure the least I can do is pack him a good lunch every day. Sometimes I’ll try new recipes and he gets stuck with them, or other times, like this time, he gets an awesome new recipe as a Read More >>
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This year I decided to make some homemade DIY cinnamon potpourri for my neighbors for Christmas. The beauty of making your own is that you can be sure that there are not any nasty chemicals floating through your house–just yummy cinnamon goodness. I always make a few extra bags for the ladies at the library Read More >>
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