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The kids had Good Friday off, and since it was a no school day, kind of cold and dreary outside, we decided to invite some friends over to have a HOP viewing party- complete with drumstick pencils, E.B. plush pals, activity sheets, stickers, plus some bunny fruit snacks, bunny popcorn and bunny salad. It wouldn’t be a hoppin’ good time…
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This past week marked the end of the One Tree Hill series. For dedicated fans, this means saying farewell to “friends” they’ve devoted time to weekly for 9 seasons. I’m always so sad when a series I enjoy watching ends- although now that so many shows are released on DVD or BluRay, Ultraviolet, etc, you don’t have to miss beloved…
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The longer I am working at being healthier (even with my too-frequent setbacks), the more my children are getting interested in and excited about being healthier. They not only cheer me on when I’m “running” past them doing a race, but they want to go WITH me!! At 2, 4 and 6 they are still a bit too young to…
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I love Kindlandia. They offer fun personalized products that are made with great quality product and fine attention to detail. The turnaround time is quick once you place your order and The items I’ve received to date are top notch. We have a canvas in my son’s room from Radiator Springs that he just loves, and thinks having HIS Name…
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One Tree Hill is a show I didn’t watch for a really long time, although I kept hearing of it- my friend Ashley was the one who had so much enthusiasm about the show that I decided it was time to check it out. It didn’t take long for me to love it too, and while I’ve missed a lot…
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Have you ever found that you love a shirt because its really worn in, really comfortable, and has just the right amount of “fade” to it? I have. I know when I first started dating Mr. Bargains, years ago, he had this blue tshirt- nothing special, nothing exciting, but it was oh-so-very worn in and I knew that I was…
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