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Louisa Edwards’ Steamy Read

March 2, 2010

Every once in a few books, you get one that really stuns you. The story may be touching or funny, tender or explosive. Then there are the characters that are so vibrant and real, you leave the book feeling like you’ve just spent a few hours getting to know new friends. When you read one [...]

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Smooth, Silky Legs with Pure Silk

February 3, 2010

Being a klutz like myself makes shaving a dangerous occupation at times. It doesn’t help that I also have dry skin, especially in the winter. This all means that I need a shaving cream that makes shaving smoothly easy and also moisturizes my skin. Pure Silk Shaving Cream does just that. It includes aloe to [...]

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Sweets (and a Discount) for your Valentine from Fresh Beginnings

February 2, 2010

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, I was offered a wonderful (and sweet) opportunity to review two lovely tins from Fresh Beginnings. Fresh Beginnings offers a wide variety of products that make perfect gifts for Valentine’s Day or any other holiday. What grandma or grandpa wouldn’t want a picture of their sweetie pie on a [...]

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Inspiring the Organizing Mom (or Dad)

January 30, 2010

So you’ve heard us talk about it again and again. Probably because it’s a never-ending process in our homes. Getting and staying organized is a battle that we fight day in and day out. Of course, there must be some out there that can start and stay organized. Unfortunately, that isn’t us.  Peter Walsh is [...]

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Organizing in the New Year

January 20, 2010

“We are waiting and not doing.” Lea Schneider I was shaking my head as I read this. Oh yeah, I do this. I think. I study. I learn….but I’m really just waiting. Waiting for the perfect moment when I can think, when I have time, when the kids aren’t sick, or when I have a [...]

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It’s all About the Converse

December 21, 2009

In keeping my growing boys well-shod, it has dawned on me how expensive footwear can really be. For boys that never seem to stay with the same shoe size for longer than a few months, it’s a never-ending proposition of spending money. I know that as they grow older and bigger and begin to play [...]

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Remove it with REMOVEEZ

December 20, 2009

When REMOVEEZ sent me a wonderful package to try out their product, I was interested but not exactly excited. I mean, my boys get stuff, sticky and goopy, all over them on a daily basis. I’ve almost gotten used to seeing marker and paint under their nails and embedded into their fingerprints. It really hadn’t [...]

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Citizenpip for On the Go Eating

December 16, 2009

As you may already know, my son has food allergies. It makes leaving our house an even harder task to accomplish. Wherever we go, short or long trips, must be accomplished with a variety of snacks or meals packed away. For awhile now, I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect system to pack and [...]

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The Season of Planning and Whoops Bunny

December 16, 2009

It’s that time of year again. We need to start thinking about new goals, new resolutions, and new planners. I love that feeling you get when you get to sit down and start over with a new planner or a new organization system. The empty lines just inspire me to fill them in. When I [...]

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Cuddling with My Pillow Pet

December 14, 2009

One of my favorite things when I was a child was the stuffed bear that was my mother’s when she was a child. Worn out in places, eyes missing, replaced, and then missing again, Teddy was a good friend. I’ve always wanted my sons to have the same type of ‘friend.’ One that could share [...]

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An Eco-Friendly and Cute Calendar

December 9, 2009

I’m one of those people that loves calendars. I have a hard time settling on just one and there are so many places I like to have one close by. We need one in our kitchen for help with menu planning. Another one in my office helps with remembering birthdays and other important events. Of [...]

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Getting to Know Skulduggery Pleasant

December 9, 2009

Most of you know that I’m a Reader, with a capital R. I love to read almost anything. It usually depends on my mood or current situation that has me reaching for a particular genre. (You can read more about what I usually like to read here.) One of my ‘go to’ genres is Young [...]

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