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If you are like me and you have a little Frozen lover in your house (and also a Keurig) then you are definitely going to want to put together this fun Olaf craft. I always look at those little cups after I am done knocking back a few (coffees that is) and think what a waste to just toss them…
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This fun and spicy twist on an old party appetizer favorite will be a huge hit, whether you bring it out at for the armchair quarterbacks in front of the football game, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, or any other party. It is a delicious change in flavor and texture from standard mayo and relish in traditional deviled eggs. I made…
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If you know anything at all about me, you know I absolutely love getting the most bang for my buck. Who doesn’t? Prices are high now days and literally every cent helps. In a world where we are constantly nickeled and dimed with hidden fees and “extras”, the term “cash back” is like music to my ears. That’s why I…
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What’s the best part about fall? Football season, of course! Whether you’re actually into the game, or just in it for the atmosphere, football season is a blast! The perfect replacement for summer BBQs once the whether cools down. While it may seem carefree and lax, however, it’s even MORE important to be prepared for a game than it is…
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How many of you have asked your kids a question and gotten a one word answer? How many of you have carefully worded your question so that the response will clearly need more than a one word answer? How many of you have kids who can still turn any question into a one word answer? That happens…
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Fall is by far my favorite time of year and fall in America means harvest time. This past weekend, as part of a paid SocialMoms and American Heritage Chocolate blogging program, I had the opportunity to visit Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, and attend the annual Heritage Harvest Festival. We celebrated the harvest and the legacy of revolutionary gardener Thomas Jefferson,…
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