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Photo Credit Here is a quick little re-cap of all the Easter crafts and recipes I have blogged about over the past 2 weeks. I hope you have a wonderful Easter, and remember, be kind to the chocolate bunnies. Easy Easter Craft Project For Kids: Peeps Easter Treats in Glass Jars How to Dye Eggs Read More >>
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As I’m sure you are well aware, I love to garden. If you are just beginning your gardening journey or are looking for a good book to read, here are a few “behind the scenes” gardening books I absolutely love. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life By Barbara Kingsolver Author Barbara Kingsolver and Read More >>
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I was able to make this daffodil centerpiece in under 10 minutes. By simply using the supplies I had on hand, I was able to create a gorgeous floral arrangement for my dining room table without spending a dime. Thank you Mother Nature, I love you! Here is how I made it: Step #1 Fill Read More >>
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Do you have your Easter menu planned out yet? Wait! Don’t forget these. Glazed carrots are Yumm-a-licious! And super simple to make {my husband could even do this!}.
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If you can’t find a basket for all those Easter treats, forget about it. Use what you have. Most days these glass canisters are sitting on my counter filled with cookies. But not this week. After my kids polished off the last batch of cookies I made, I washed the canisters out and filled them Read More >>
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