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Nora and Eric’s Circus Baby Shower
I hosted the beautiful Nora’s baby shower. I am anxiously awaiting the birth of her sweet baby boy, who I really hope will have red hair (and he should, as I think it’s a dominant gene in both parents.) Here … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, apothecary jar, baby, banner, basket, Birthday, blue, boy, child, circus, co-ed, cotton candy, cracker jack, crate, cupcakes, cute, display, DIY, entry, ETSY, gender neutral, hot dogs, idea, kid, outdoor, party, peanuts, pennant, popcorn, red, shower, stand, teal, tent, theme, toddler, topper, turquoise, Vintage
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Best salad ever recipe
It’s here! I finally typed it up all nice and pretty so you can print it out! Click the link below for my pickled vegetable salad. Later on, I’ll post a recipe for pickled vegetables! Pickled vegetable salad
Posted in cooking, recipe
Tagged beets, carrots, cauliflower, chopped, croutons, delicious, farmer, homemade, onions, pickle juice, pickled, recipe, salad, salami, vegetables, vinaigrette
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Jacob-ism of the day
Before I share this cute story, I should explain: When Jacob and I go to Bible Study, he knows it as “Jesus’ house.” Therefore, anything that comes from there is from Jesus. Any church is Jesus’ house, so when he … Continue reading
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The Discovery Science Center
Posted in daily baby, family
Tagged center, cute, discovery, exhibit, jacob, learn, museum, mythbusters, santa ana, science, toddler, two years
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Busy busy!
Throwing a baby shower and now being sick. (Boo!) But much is happening. Pictures to come of the baby shower for my friend Nora… And Jacob’s first days at VBS!
Heart beet
Beets are good for your heart, and you can tell because they look like your heart. Freaky! This is the beet life cycle at my house: from germinating seed to plant, washed and trimmed, to pickled. Yum!
