Please check out this realsimple.com link. Being inventive has its advantages. Besides, you'll look like a genius when using these tricks! It will save you tons of hassle.
On a side note: I was doing some fun searches on etsy.com and found some great (yet expensive) items.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
New Uses for OLD Things
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
New Home, New Age, New (almost) Husband...
*In 5 days, I'll be 26 years old (pass the midpoint!)
*In 60 days, I'll get my dress! (with a few lbs less of course...)
***And, in 158 days, I'll be Mrs. Sarah Watson!
Labels: birthday, engagement, home
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Etsy is back up, with a new purpose
Knowing that a wedding has to be planned ... my fiance and I are in need of funds to make this process as painless as possible. With your purchase, you will be a huge blessing to our new life together. Thank you, ahead of time! Please visit me: (new items coming soon)
Labels: boyfriend, engagement, etsy
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Guess who's engaged?!?!
So, there you have it -- My Update! Thanks for reading. May our Lord bless you, abundantly.
Labels: boyfriend, engagement, love
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Friday, November 12, 2010
Unique Packaging
I'm always looking for new, creative ways to gift wrap. It never fails, when I'm in a crunch for time, that's when my best gift wrapping happens, yet I could do without the stress involved.... so I went to one of my favorite sites - www.realsimple.com. I clicked on an appropriate tab, "holidays" and saw this heaven-sent article (with pictures!) --- 21 Easy Holiday Gift Wrapping Ideas
Labels: christmas, holiday, sale
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Little Worlds
They started by tracing a circular paint palette as their Earth. Then, they took that same pencil and designed their own lands and boundaries. After that, they traced on top of their pencil etchings with a black marker. Next, they did the oceans. I explained to them the reason why the coasts were lighter and the further out the water gets darker. They got it and the outcome was pleasing to my eyes! After the ocean was done, we went onto the green lands. Here, the rules did not apply. They created their own shades and painted however the way they wanted to. I did, however, stress the fact that we didn't want perfectly straight lands, so I asked them to make wavy brush-strokes - and they did. ;-]
And lastly, my favorite, we painted the black universe and once it was semi-dry, we used glittery paint to represent all the magnificent stars!
So, how did they do?!
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