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How to Create a DIY Easter Basket
Create a DIY Easter Basket This Easter, take your celebration up a notch and give your loved ones a personalized, one-of-a-kind gift – a DIY Easter basket! It’s simpler than you think, as crafting a homemade basket is an easy, budget-friendly project that can be made from items you already have in your home. In…
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History of the Easter Bunny
History of the Easter Bunny The Easter Bunny has been part of the Easter celebration for centuries. The earliest known accounts of folk tales involving the bunny coming from 16th century Germany. By the 1800s, the concept of the Easter Bunny had spread to many countries. The United States gave it an official welcome in…
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Cheers to Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day the Non-Alcoholic Way!
Find the Luck of the Irish on St. Patrick’s Day – Create Memories that Last! Are you and your friends looking for a unique way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day without the alcohol? Then you’ve come to the right place! With our revolutionary tips, including delicious non-alcoholic St. Patrick’s Day drinks, you can create a…
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St. Patrick’s Day Themed Recipes
St. Patrick’s Day-Themed Recipes Everyone loves to indulge around St. Patrick’s Day. This blog post provides several ideas for St. Patrick’s Day-Themed Recipes that include traditional Irish cuisine, green-colored treats, and fun drinks. It also provides helpful tips for enjoying the food safely from home, allowing readers to celebrate the holiday in a delicious and safe…
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Life Is A Journey
49 years ago today I got in the car and left my small-town Iowa home. It was a 3-hour ride to Chicago O’Hara airport. To a small-town girl who had never been more than 20 miles east, west, or south of her home, the size of the buildings in Chicago was amazing. Moreover, the size…
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Real or Artificial Christmas Tree
Real or Artificial Christmas Tree… Which Do You Prefer? I love both real and artificial Christmas trees. In fact I don’t think I’ve ever seen a tree I didn’t love! Real trees are hard to do in South Florida. They cut Christmas trees so early up North in order to ship them and be here…
