My blog friend, Nancy from Small Things with Love is here today to help me with my move. She’s sharing one of her inspirational projects. You may remember that Nancy inspired me with her Crazy Coasters and her Felt Cow Notebook Hugger. I just love Nancy’s simple but so beautiful crafts! After seeing her beautiful and…
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Miracle-Gro for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. Because we move every couple of years with the military, we’ve never really put much effort into our gardens. We maintain whatever comes with the house, but never put our own mark on the garden. Last…
Another quick and easy repurposed organizing project brought to by the lazy and tree-huggin’ lady at Organized 31. My friend, K, gave me 2 plastic Carnation Breakfast boxes the same day she gave me the cocoa cans that I repurposed {here}. But I had a tougher time envisioning a new purpose for the plastic Breakfast…
45 tips to make the most your college search. Use this free college visit checklist alone or to create your own list of questions.
Do you have a linen closet? Do you have piles of sheets and towels? Do you have gremlins that come at night and tumble everything around in the closet family members that don’t keep the closet as neat as you would like? 3 simple tips will keep your linen closet nice…
Over the past two weeks, we’ve discussed preparing your clothes {here} and preparing your other items {here} for the consignment sale. Good news, we’re almost done. You’re now ready to pack these items up so that you can get them out of your house carry them to the sale. You’ll need to take into consideration:Will you…
Last week we talked about making money for your family by consigning your children’s clothing at a consignment sale. Last week we talked about preparing and tagging that mountain of children’s clothing, so now you’re ready to graduate to preparing everything else. Don’t worry, you’re ready. You can consign almost anything kid related. …
January 24th is National Peanut Butter Day this year. I absolutely love peanut butter. Sometimes I just east a spoonful of peanut butter as a snack. Yum. As a peanut butter lover, I have to say that the absolute best peanut butter recipe is Auntie Charlotte’s Peanut Butter Balls. Auntie Charlotte was our neighbor when…
Free printable January To Do List Checklist. Includes tasks for the month and ample space to add your own personal tasks.
Originally published September 12, 2012 and updated September 7, 2021. Make this easy pumpkin craft for fall, Halloween or Thanksgiving. It’s adorable, fun to make for adults and kids and can be made in a variety of sizes. I got the idea for this easy DIY pumpkin craft from the Creative Jewish mom. She used…