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I had these at a party once and I was hooked once I bit into the gooey chocolate center. It was embarrassing how many cookies I ate when no one was looking! I knew I had to try and make these for my family. The problem was only Monkey Boy was home when I made Read More >>
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I am a BIG grazer {I like to blame it on low blood sugar}. I grab this or that as I pass through the kitchen–and I pass through the kitchen a lot. All that grazing can add up, though, even if it is healthy whole foods. Now that the holiday party season is right around Read More >>
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These little old school candy trains have been a tradition in our house for years. The Girl Who Thinks She’s A Bird has been making them and gifting them to friends for as long as I can remember. I bet it’s a tradition she passes on to her kids. Making the actual train is so Read More >>
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“Who me?” said the worlds cutest trouble Puggle. Lucy was a bad, bad, bad dog yesterday. Somehow she found Ernesto, our Elf on the Shelf and took him on the ride of his life. If I remember the story correctly, an Elf will loose it’s magical powers if it is touched. I’m not sure what Read More >>
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I love these little ornaments. They are a great way to decorate the bare winter branches outdoors, and the kiddos will love the fact that the birds are there because of them. You’ll need: 3/4 cup flour 1/2 cup water 1 envelope unflavored gelatin 3 tbsp. corn syrup 4 cups birdseed Christmas themed cookie cutters Read More >>
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