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My Bread Machine

written by Lauren

I’ve long thought about buying a bread machine, but held off, thinking that the small appliance would become a short-lived fad, only to take up the limited space in my cabinets. But, I am happy to say that since I have purchased my bread maker, the Zojirushi 1-Pound-Loaf Programmable Mini Breadmaker from Amazon.com, the appliance has a permanent place on my kitchen counter. I like the bread machine's mini profile, that the machine is so easy to program (most times, I just press “start”) and that its parts – like the baking pan and the kneading blade – are so easy to clean. Easy Continue reading...

Filed Under: Food, Mom Picks Tagged With: food, kitchen

Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss

written by Lauren

Dr. seuss, hat, pops, recipe

My kids and I are all great fans of Dr. Seuss, so in celebration of the cihldren's author's birthday, I put together a roundup of some of the best Dr. Seuss crafts, ideas and recipes that I've found from across the Web. Enjoy!     Dr. Seuss hat pops from Kitchen Fun with My Three Sons Lorax cupcake recipe from Hank and Hunt Cat in the Hat Sugar Cookies You Might Also Like New Kid Study Area Hand-Stenciled Curtain Picture Frame Dry Erase Board Continue reading...

Filed Under: Crafts, Food, Kids Tagged With: craft, food, kids, recipe

Craft Sneak Peak: Mod Podge Letter

written by Lauren

Mod Podge, craft, paper, letter

Hi! How is everyone's week going? This week is a hard week to get some blogging in -- what with the school holiday this past Monday, a school half day today and a lunch date that I have with my dad and aunt later this week, it's hard to fit in writing and project time! So, I'd thought that I'd give you all a sneak peak at my next project -- I hope to have some photos of the completed project up on the blog on Friday. Mod Podge Craft Letter I've always liked the look of monograms and initials, so when I was at the craft store last week, I picked up a big wooden "K," to Continue reading...

Filed Under: Crafts, Kids Tagged With: craft, decor, kids

Pampered Chef Molten Lava Cake

written by Lauren

pampered chef, chocolate, lava cake

For a Valentine's Day treat for my family, I decided to break out my new Pampered Chef Covered Baker and make a quick chocolate molten lava cake.   The recipe was so easy - all I had to do was follow the directions on my chocolate cake mix (add eggs, oil and water to the cake mix and stir) and then add the cake batter to my Covered Baker. I then used about half a container of store-bought chocolate icing and placed spoonfuls of the icing on top of my cake batter. I covered my Pampered Chef covered baker, stuck it in the microwave, and microwaved it for 10 Continue reading...

Filed Under: Food Tagged With: kids, Pampered Chef, recipe

Organizing Resolutions for the New Year

written by Lauren

Now that 2013 has rolled around, I am focusing on organizing my home for the new year. So, I have been eyeing some products that will help me to get the job done this year. Fun Laundry Sacks Laundry is a BIG problem in my house! My husband, the kids and I all throw our laundry into one big laundry bin in the master bathroom. The problem is that when everybody’s stuff is combined, it’s hard to keep all the socks together. So when I pull the laundry out of the washing machine, I always have a sock or two that is missing its mate. (Poor, lonely socks – sniff!!) So, I’ve resolved to Continue reading...

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Owl Mural Study Area

written by Lauren

kids, study area, beanbag

About a year ago, I created a study area in our large upstairs hallway for my two daughters. We used to have a large office desk in that area, but since getting our laptop, we didn’t use it much. Plus, the desk was so big, that my daughters had to walk a big circle around it at night to get from their shared bedroom to the bathroom. The desk was just way too big! So, I took that big behemoth desk apart and stored it in the basement. I brought up some items from the basement (I swear our basement has just about everything stored in it): a large folding table, an office lamp and two Continue reading...

Filed Under: Decor, DIY, home improvement, Kids Tagged With: decor, DIY, kids

Living Room Inspiration Board

written by Lauren

collage, PicMonkey, living room, furniture

For years, I have been trying to figure out what to do with my home’s living room. The long, narrow room leads from my home’s front door to both the kitchen and the family room in my open-concept home. Since the room is a main thoroughfare in my home, I haven’t wanted to block the flow of traffic with furniture. Plus, when my kids were tots, the carpeted space, which is just off the kitchen, was a great place for them to play. (That is why today, two toy chests still sit in the living room.) The only other furniture pieces of importance in my home's living room are an upright piano Continue reading...

Filed Under: Decor, floor plan, furniture, home improvement Tagged With: decor, furniture, living room, small spaces

New Spice Cabinet Reveal

written by Lauren

refinished wood cabinet, Krylon, spray paint

Inspired by the New Year's Prize Organizing Resolution Prize Challenge that some of favorite bloggers are hosting (like A Bowl Full of Lemons, Ask Anna, and Organizing Made Fun) I decided to add some extra storage in my kitchen for my spices. I took an old piece of furniture that was in my home's basement (I think it used to be a night stand). The wooden night stand has one long drawer that would be great for holding spices. But, the piece, with dark black spots in some places and a worn oak finish, could use some TLC. Plus, the stand had an old large handle on it that gave it a Continue reading...

Filed Under: DIY, how to, Organize Tagged With: DIY, kitchen, organize

Helping Our Neighbors and Ourselves

written by Lauren

heart, Sandy Hook

As I write this post, my heart aches for the sweet children who lost their lives Friday in Connecticut and for the families who now have a hole in their hearts that will never be filled. We obviously have a problem with violence in our society, one that has taken so many innocent lives and brought grief to so many others this year. Finding a solution to this problem will be a difficult one, as politics and political differences will likely stand in the way. We will all surely be discussing and debating gun control, school security and mental health issues in the coming weeks and Continue reading...

Filed Under: Kids Tagged With: kids

More Projects With Duck Tape®

written by Lauren

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Duck Brand® for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. The custom Duck Tape® placement that I created.   I have been loving Duck Tape® lately. The tape is inexpensive, durable, comes in great designs and is an easy way to add some flair and durability to household items. Recently, I used a star pattern and a pretty spring green Duck Tape® to dress up some cardboard storage boxes that I use to store my children’s toys in our basement playroom. The colorful Duck Tape® adds some interest and fun to our unfinished gray Continue reading...

Filed Under: basement, Christmas, clean, Crafts, how to, Kids Tagged With: basement, Christmas, clean, craft, kids, organize, playroom

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