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This is a sponsored post about safely and privately storing your important documents, pictures, and videos, With all of the natural (and sadly, unnatural) disasters that happen in the world these days, having a way to keep our important papers and documents is more important than ever. It used to be the safety deposit box at the bank, kept safely…
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This DIY Birdhouse Kit is available at TheHomeDepot.comas well as in some Home Depot stores (not mine) and is very reasonably priced at just $9.97. It is an easy to assemble kit that needs minimal tools and very little experience to complete. My 5 1/2 year old and I set out to do this birdhouse together and much to his delight,…
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This post brought to you by Iams Shakeables. All opinions are 100% mine. When we first got our dog, Tobey, we didn’t have kids. We treated him like our baby, brought him everywhere, even took him to puppy kindergarten. I am fairly certain that at one point, I’d designated our extra room as Tobey’s room, and framed his certificate of…
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This post is part of a sponsored conversation for the White Cloud Sleep Pants Twitter Party about bedwetting that I have been asked to host on Thursday, May 30, 2013. Did you know that over 5 million kids a year experience bedwetting? It is one of the most common experiences during childhood development.I, myself, was one of those 5 million,…
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Granola bars have changed so much over the years. The texture and ingredients have changed and now Element Bars gives you the ability to create your own custom bars that are shipped directly to your home. Element Bars sent me a sample pack of some of their most popular flavors to try. ElementBars.com lets you design your own custom wholefood…
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DIY Compost Bin I shared with you our existing compost bin a few weeks ago- very simple, and has been very functional, but it was time to update and redo it. Too many heavy winter storms, branches and even a tree have hit it. One of the things I’ve discovered while working with The Home Depot as part of their…
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