For nearly 4 years I had a rather high-tech system in place for keeping track of notes on things Kate loves, does, and says each month: Post-Its. Whenever I noticed something new or laughed about something cute she’d said, I’d pull out one of those little 3×3″ squares of sticky convenience, jot it down, and then save
Mosquitos and I have never gotten along. I smack them with my hand every time I see them. They swarm me like thirsty vampires meeting their first human in decades, and leave welts all over my body every time they see me. They win. Every time. Guess what, vampire insects – I have a new
These patriotic painted glass bottles are an easy, low-cost way to add some red, white, and blue to your Fourth of July table! Made from old juice and tea jars, all you need are a few supplies and a few minutes of your time. Supplies Glass jars, labels and stickiness removed Rubbing alcohol Spray paint
Fourth of July is just around the corner, and G and I are gearing up for our 9th annual backyard bash! Last year we had more than 22 kids join the festivities and this year I wanted to make a little something for each child to enjoy – candy rockets! I made these 4th of July
“I only want kisses from you, and hugs from Dad,” Kate announced one night at bedtime. “Why is that?” I asked, knowing a request like this would have been given some thought. “Because Dad’s…,” she started, patting at her cheeks, searching for the right words. “His….rough,” she continued, patting her face. “That rough…you know that
After cutting up some old jeans for my denim USA banner, I knew I had to make something out of the best part of the pants – the pockets! This decorative bunting made from blue jean pockets is an easy way to show a little patriotic pride at your Fourth of July party or upcoming backyard BBQ!
Is hoarding cardboard boxes, newspapers, and Valium in your future? Packing doesn’t have to be stressful! Check out my money- and sanity-saving tips and ideas in my latest Homes.com article: Packing Tips for a Stress-Free Move!
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