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I am a visual learner. I would rather see how to make a party hat rather than read how to make a party hat. So I decided to load this “How To” demonstration post with a ton of pictures. Party hats are surprisingly easy to make. They can be simple or extravagant and beauty is Read More >>
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I seriously need to find our copy of Napoleon Dynamite and watch it again to prepare for my victory dance next Monday. I didn’t need much last week but I did waltz on in to Albertsons last Tuesday to pick up my special order of {80} 5-packs of Schick razors.
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Several years ago while visiting his Granny’s house, Monkey Boy complimented her on her choice tp. Apparently I don’t buy “the good stuff.” My Mother took pity on the poor boy and now buys the Monkey his own tp every year for his birthday and Christmas.
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How To Make An Edible Arrangement — {Edible arrangements are really easy to make and are so much nicer than flowers}. First, find a suitable container. Stuff green floral foam into the container and secure it in place (I used rocks) Prepare your fruit (Be sure your melons are ripe with these tips) To Read More >>
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