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I made 1 shopping trip last week. That is it. I have no idea where the time went or what I was doing. I have no excuse. 😉 Here is what I bought: 2 Gallons of Milk $5.58 4 Bottles of Soda $1.00 3 bottles of Cranberry Juice $1.47 6 Tubes of Colgate Toothpaste $.50 Read More >>
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Every time a new Williams-Sonoma catalog comes in the mail I practically lock myself in the bedroom and drool over it . I dog ear pages, use my thick black Sharpie to circle things I’ll probably never buy and then when I’m finished, I add it to the enormous stack of ofther Williams-Sonoma catalogs. Read More >>
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A few days ago I hosted the annual “committee” Christmas Party. I totally agree hosting parties can be a lot of work. However, I’m willing to take an hour out of my day to clean my bathrooms, my kitchen and put out coffee and tea just so I can have people over and eat food. Read More >>
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Santa and The Little Teddy Bear By Peter John Lucking The adventure begins with Santa, his reindeer, and Bilbo the little teddy bear who needs a family for Christmas. As Santa and Bilbo travel the globe, they visit places like Holland, Italy, Australia, Africa, and Hawaii. We share the adventure and learn about holiday traditions Read More >>
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What can you make with a paper bag, a pickle jar and a fine tip marker? A conversation jar of course!
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