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Sometimes simple crafts are the best. This is one of them, but you’d never know it by looking at the results! You only need a few supplies you probably already have around the house, and BAM: cutest homemade wrapping paper! Supplies: Toilet paper roll Kraft paper {or a paper grocery bag} Paint {or glue and Read More >>
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A big THANK YOU to everyone who sent in their photos for the $20/$20 Challenge in 2015. I hope by sharing those pantry pictures and organization stories, you were able to gain a little useful information. The challenge might be over, but I’d love to still see those pantries! If you’re willing to share, I’m Read More >>
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This morning at around 4:22 am PST marks the Winter Solstice. The solstice is not just the official beginning of winter, it is also, quite literally the darkest day of the year. The reason for the short day is because the rotation of the earth causes the sun to be in its southernmost position. The Read More >>
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Hello hello hello! If you are looking to add a little extra bling to your front {or back} yard these tomato cage Christmas trees are easy to whip up. I was out in the yard with Lucy yesterday my tomato cages looked so sad just laying there on the side of the hill. so I’m Read More >>
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I was sitting here planning our family’s Christmas dinner {which we actually eat on Christmas Eve}, I started to write down all of the classics: turkey, mashed potatoes, etc. I don’t know why, but I just kind of wondered if those “traditional” holiday meals are only a tradition here in the U.S. of A? Wouldn’t Read More >>
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