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5 Reasons to Love Fall
This morning I made some pumpkin spice latte syrup so I could make myself a homemade pumpkin spice latte. After I put the syrup in the cute bottle I got from Meijers, I started dancing around the kitchen singing “Pumpkin… Continue reading
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New Concord, Ohio (S-Bridge and Garland Hotel)
After I left the John and Annie Glenn House, I went to find the S-Bridge. Continue reading
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New Concord, Ohio (John and Annie Glenn House)
After I was done visiting Zanesville, I drove the 10 or so miles to New Concord. New Concord is known as being the hometown of John Glenn. Continue reading
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Zanesville, Ohio
At the beginning of the month, I took a class at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. The class was held on 2 separate days – a Tuesday and a Friday. The Friday portion of the class was at the Wilds… Continue reading
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Beginning of the School Year Photos (7th and 9th grade)
Every year, I love to take photos of the boys on or near the first day of school. I took some before they headed out on their first day. Then 2 days later, we took the official photos. I love… Continue reading
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Homemade Pecan Pumpkin Butter
I’ve wanted to make my own nut butter for a while. Once I finally made it, I was so happy that I did. Homemade nut butter has a much fresher taste than store bought. Plus you can control the ingredients.… Continue reading
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The Mysterious Baby Sock
Last night I was sorting through the laundry. My stuff, the Imaginative One’s, the Wee One’s, and dish towels were placed in different piles. As I was sorting and calling the boys to come get their laundry, I found this… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? – Week of August 12, 2018
This is the first week back with students so I want to have an easy menu. I also meal prepped for my breakfasts, lunches, and snacks. Here’s what I made for this week: Breakfasts – Pina Colada Overnight Oats Snacks – Pistachios,… Continue reading
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Mom’s Visit to Golden Lamb | Lebanon, Ohio | Part 2
The Golden Lamb is known as the oldest continuous running inn in Ohio. Operations began in 1803 and still continue today. In fact, there was only 4 vacant rooms left on the day we visited the Golden Lamb. Here is… Continue reading
