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  • Clay Pot Crafts for Every Season
    Crafts

    Clay Pot Crafts for Every Season

    BySharon Williams October 20, 2020October 20, 2020

    Whether you are planting Spring flowers, planning summer crafts, Halloween decorations, Winter snowman and everything in between, terra cotta clay pots are super simple (cheap) options for fun! Clay Pots have been used for years as planters for gardeners’ favorite flowers. But crafters around the world are finding some amazing ways to repurpose these small…

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  • Clip On Accessories to Keep you Safe & Healthy
    Gift Ideas

    Clip On Accessories to Keep you Safe & Healthy

    BySharon Williams October 19, 2020October 19, 2020

    We live in a world where we are always conscious about touching surfaces, picking up germs or staying out of danger. There are some simple clip on accessories that we can all add to our purses, backpacks and school bags that are designed to help us stay healthy and safe. Hopefully these products will help…

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  • How to Pick the Best Building Toys for your Child
    Toys

    How to Pick the Best Building Toys for your Child

    BySharon Williams October 17, 2020October 17, 2020

    Our kids have always enjoyed playing with their building toys. We started out with the megabloks and big chunky toys and continued to let their toys change and evolve as they grew up. Whether you have small children looking for their first building toy or older elementary kids ready to explore and learn about technology,…

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  • Super Simple Rose Petal Salve
    Homemade | Homestead Living

    Super Simple Rose Petal Salve

    BySharon Williams October 14, 2020December 29, 2020

    I love creating simple salves for my dry skin using things that I find in my garden. Right now, I have a few rose bushes that are still blooming so I decided to make a super simple rose petal salve this past weekend. This is not a specific recipe as much as an adventure in…

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  • Origami for Peanuts Fans
    Crafts | Paper Crafts

    Origami for Peanuts Fans

    BySharon Williams October 8, 2020October 4, 2020

    Are you a Peanuts Fan? Have you followed the classic world of Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy and all the gang and want to create your favorite scenes with easy to follow origami paper folds? Whether you are an expert at paper folding or new to the craft, this new book is perfect for all skill…

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  • Twin Falls Rock Island State Park
    Hiking | Tennessee

    Rock Island State Park

    BySharon Williams October 7, 2020October 8, 2020

    We love exploring hiking trails that lead to waterfalls, but sometimes we need amazing waterfall views that don’t require time on the trail. Maybe it is too cold to spend hours hiking or we have other engagements that keep us from spending our entire day exploring a new outdoor adventure. For those busy days, we…

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  • I Love NYC Gift Ideas
    Gift Ideas

    I Love NYC Gift Ideas

    BySharon Williams October 6, 2020October 4, 2020

    Sometimes you visit cities that just capture your imagination and leave you craving more adventures. The one thing you really want is to spend time in your favorite city. But with travel restrictions, work responsibilities and the busy schedules of life, it’s not feasible to just drop everything and head to the big city. New…

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  • Monument Valley is Closed! Now What?
    Travel

    Monument Valley is Closed! Now What?

    BySharon Williams October 5, 2020October 3, 2020

    This summer our family took a socially distant, no contact road trip out west. One of the places we planned to visit was Monument Valley in southeast Utah. However, due to Covid, the whole Navajo nation was closed and we could not visit the actual park. That did not stop us from seeing some amazing…

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