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Well this is just too stinkin' cute. A tic tac toe board with orange and white pumpkins for markers! If you're having a fall party, you might just have to make one of these, based on cuteness alone.
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This was a powerful article. I agree with what the author says - and it's convicting to me as an author and speaker. While I believe in the importance of relating to people through stories, I hope the biggest takeaway is always about Jesus. I hope the majority of the words are always about Jesus.
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This former park ranger has a blog with all kinds of tips and hints for taking great trips to national parks! She even has itineraries for purchase to help you have the fullest trips possible. We haven't taken trips out west yet, but I'm keeping this resource tucked in my pocket for when we do!)
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Our small group started meeting again this week, and we had some new people join our group. Some of them commented on our coffee kitchen - which we still love so much. I stumbled upon this post this week, and it has some fun ideas for coffee bars (big and small!), so if you want some inspiration to get a Shaffer-esque coffee area in your house, take a look!
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You know my fond affection for cute food, right? I LOVE THIS ONE!!! You can make (or buy) brownies and then dress them up for presentation. My favorite thing about this is that I think anyone can do it, regardless of baking or artistic skills (or lack thereof).
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An intriguing guide to filling your freezer with meals...if such a thing interests you and terrifies you all at the same time. I've never done it, but then again, it's just the two of us, and I work from home, so I usually have time to cook from scratch. Still, though...intriguing.
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6 comments:
Such a cute idea to use the pumpkins for a fall party game!
Those pumpkin patch brownies... I think I'm going to have to replicate those. My girls will help me. They like cutesy things as much as I do, thankfully!!
Even though I’m single, I often cook double batches of main courses and I freeze servings in individual glass containers. I take my lunch to work every day, so I can just grab something from the freezer, add some veggies and fruit to the lunch, and I’m good to go! I like having a variety in my freezer to choose from, and knowing I have food prepared at home keeps me from stopping for fast food.
Loved the blog from park ranger. I spent 5 weeks working at Denali one summer, and I was glad to see I did almost everything on her list of must sees!
Article about two teachers was great, too!
Freezer meals were my survival technique when working full time and enrolled full time in a graduate program. Those lessons serve me well when the future appears to becoming hectic and food might be low on the get it done list. Lois
Those pumpkin patch brownies!!!! :) XOXO
Tamar - They are!! I'm trying to figure out where I can take them!
Maria - You'll have to tell me if you try it!
Tracy - Well look at me learning new things about you! I did not know you'd worked there! HOW FUN!!!!
Lois - I would say that was a great survival technique for that kind of busyness!!
Polly - RIGHT??
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