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Simple Blessings
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time together
ByMarciLast weekend I went out to the middle of nowhere to cover a story about a church sponsored dirt bike ride called Desert Storm. As the event got closer I began trying to think of reasons, besides not liking dirt and motorcycles, why I should stay home. Then a pleasant surprise happened. Our nine year…

Super cute mummy jar!
ByMarci[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOLOi6yE_SU&utm_source=notification&utm_medium=email&utm_content=consumer&utm_campaign=NOT-VID-EXP-888-YouTube_R[/youtube] Super cute and easy! With just a jar, cotton gauze, google eyes and a glue stick you can make these adorable jars that can be filled with candy or add a battery operated tea light and you have a sure to please decoration! From my home to yours!

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Board Silly
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