My Fave Printed Pony-hair Flats {get a super-quick fix}
I have had these cheetah printed pony hair* flats for a couple of years now, and I just lurve them. But I noticed in a recent instagram post that the […]
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Hot Tip: How To Keep Your Favorite Tiffany Bracelet {safe}
I’ve mentioned my favorite bracelet here before when I talked about the bridesmaid dress that actually DID get worn again. My sister-in-law gave me the bracelet as a gift on […]
The MINI-Pedi: How To Paint Toddler Toenails
Now let’s just get one thing straight: I have not always been a successful girly-girl. I might have aspired to such a status when I was younger, but wearing makeup […]
How To NEVER Smudge Your Nail Polish Again {even with three coats!}
I’m not much of a nail painter, but when I do put in that extra bit of froufing effort, I like to know that my work is not going to […]
{totally do-able} Kid-Written Thank You Notes
Our middle child just recently had a birthday party, and since he is now majorly grown up (you know, being six and all), I thought he maybe should tackle writing […]
Hot Tip: Maximizing Wire Closet Shelf Versatility
When we moved into our home, our master closet didn’t have any shelf space (other than the shelves above and in between the hanging rods). So we added four four-foot […]
Homekeeping Tip: Saving a Little Time {unloading the dishwasher}
Well, as you may know, this week I’m doing a series called “my nerdy life.” I’m sharing little tidbits from my world that you may want to jump on yourself… […]
Hot Tip: How to Bathe your Kiddos {without breaking your back}
This week, I’m going to be sharing little tidbits from my [nerdy] life… The first thing is this: Where to sit when you bathe your kids. Now, I guess I […]
Super Simple DIY: How To Make Kids’ Chopsticks
There is just something about the allure of chopsticks for me. I think working with the International Programs department as an undergrad cemented it. I literally got paid to hang […]
A Simple Trick for Kids’ Letter Tracing
When our eldest started to write, I spent quite a bit of time writing dashed letters for him to trace as he practiced and learned to write letters and words […]
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