I love this idea to get your kids mining to keep them busy (@ doobleh-vay)
I want to try Martha’s peanut butter cookies (@ Mad About Martha)
I love these little crocheted slippers for a gift in a jiffy (@ My Longest Year)
I want to try this recipe for homemade watercolors (@ Dim Sum, Bagels, & Crawfish)
I had never heard of joining a yarn club before, but it sounds awfully addicting (@ whip up)
This breakfast muffin tin looks like a fun way to start the day (@ Muses of Megret)
These homemade breadsticks look like a fun addition to our spaghetti dinner (@ Chocolate on My Cranium)
I adore this idea for a tooth fairy jar and just might have to steal it (@ Lost Button Studio via The Crafty Crow)
Using an egg carton to carry mini-cupcakes will make taking treats to school a lot easier (@ shelterrific)
I love this idea for adding a lazy susan feature to our board games (@ The Small Object)
This is a great list of tips for purchasing a sewing machine (@ shelterrific)
I love this mudroom made from a closet (@ ohdeedoh)
I want to try this recipe for Pat’s French Toast (@ 4 Reluctant Entertainers)
I hit my 30th birthday this year, but it is never too late to read this list of thirty books to read before you turn thirty (@ Marc & Angel Hack Life)
I needed this reminder to be more prepared for the emergency situations in life (@ The Homespun Heart)
These inexpensive art ideas might just get replicated over here! (@ Simple Mom)
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Ryan just lost his first tooth, so I’ll be using the Tooth Fairy jar for sure!
And I am in LOVE with the clost mudroom. I have a mudroom, but I still wish I could incorporate that somehow!
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My favorites are the panning for gold and the tooth fairy jar! I guess I’m in trouble, because I haven’t read several of the books on the list for “before you’re 30″ and I’m well-past.
Thanks for putting another great list together.
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hurrah for more activites to keep my little one busy! I think we just might try the “watercolors” when he wakes up.
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I love reading your posts even though I don’t comment every day. Don’t let few replies bring you down. I know, for me, I read it in my few spare moments so it brightens my day.
Thank you for compiling so many great ideas and tips. I love the links you provide.
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I love your notebook!!! Thanks, Amy!
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Wow, not happy about the posting on the putting food in old egg cartons. What a terrible idea! Is salmonella really worth a cheap carrier? Like I posted on that blog, I don’t care what choice you make for your own family, just don’t subject others to it unwittingly!
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Awesome list! You just combined hours of blog-hopping into one post! Thanks!
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Here’s an interesting knitting project
http://camys-loft.blogspot.com/2008/08/no-cold-bums-toilet-seat-cover.html
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Amy,
Since I’ll be turning 30 right around the time you turn 31 =), I enjoyed reading through the suggested reading list. I’ve only read 6, and most of those are because I was an English major!
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Love the inexpensive art ideas and the homemade watercolors.
I love these notebook posts. Thanks so much for putting them together!
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Thanks so much for linking to my blog!
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