What an adorable gift idea.
Creative and consumable.
Lean how to make your kit HERE.
Thank you TipJunkie.com
What an adorable gift idea.
Creative and consumable.
Lean how to make your kit HERE.
Thank you TipJunkie.com
Candy garland! What a great idea from Martha Stewart!
Love the ballerina topper!
They remind me of a wonderful childhood memory. 
Found these beautiful pictures on Sweetapolita!
Former Disney artist, Don Howard, visited our morning show on Friday. He drew the entire morning team.
How fun! He is so talented!!
You can see more of his work HERE.
Plant some “Magic Beans” the night before Easter…
The next morning, go outside and see what grew!!!!
Got this idea from “See Jane Blog”
A high school friend of mine is a star!
Sarah Simmons is on Season 4 of The Voice and she is going to WIN.
Listen to her- SHE IS AMAZING:
Click HERE to watch a clip of us talking about her on the morning show.
GO SARAH!
Sending love and support from Huntsville!
This is my t-shirt memory quilt that Chris got me for Christmas!
I love it so much.
Every t-shirt has a story.
I got mine from MemoryQuilts4u.com.
Have you heard of this stuff? It’s my new obsession!
It’s a Japanese tape made from rice paper so it’s transparent.
It comes in all kinds of cute designs and it’s removable.
I’ve got to start using this stuff!
This is so cute!
Visit CuteTape.com to buy your own Washi Tape!
A cake and cupcake decorating party!
I would have LOVED this when I was little.
More beautiful ideas and pictures at Hello Naomi!
Here are two salads I’ve been wanting to try….
1. Green bean, rocket, peach and fig salad with a raspberry and balsamic vinegar dressing
2. Asparagus, Cranberries and Pine Nut salad
A cute idea for the New Year…
Start yours today!
It’s a daily calendar that can be reused each year and gets better the longer you use it.
“Each day you write the year and something that happened that day like, “(Child’s name) took her first steps.”
I imagine the first year wouldn’t be as fun, but imagine how neat it would be in 10 years.”
Mommy would always read me this book on Christmas Eve.
The Little Golden Book version is the best.
You can’t beat the illustrations.
Holiday Stove Top Potpourri Mix
Recipe from Make it Do.
These are for children… but I think I need one. Lol.
Tell children (or adults) that need a break they can come back to play (or work) when everything has settled to the bottom.
Got this picture and idea from Robyn Oakenfold.
Make your house SMELL like fall with these recipes from ApartmentTherapy….
Instructions: Fill a small saucepan with water and bring to a boil. Add the ingredients from your favorite recipe, continue to boil for a few minutes, then turn the heat down to simmer. Add water as needed, usually every 30 minutes or so.
Recipe #1
Cinnamon sticks
Apple peels
Orange rinds
Whole cloves
Recipe #2
Peel from 1 lemon
Peel from 1 orange
2 bay leaves
3 cinnamon sticks
2 Tablespoons whole cloves
Recipe #3
A few drops vanilla
Orange peels
Recipe #4
1 cup dried lavender
1 tsp anise
1 Tablespoon nutmeg
1 Tablespoon whole cloves
1 Cinnamon stick
Recipe #5
5 bay leaves
1 Tablespoon whole cloves
2 sticks cinnamon
I hope you get to enjoy the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this morning!
It’s always one of my favorite parts of the day.
I love this vintage parade pictures.
The first Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade was held in 1924. It featured Central Park zoo animals, people in costumes, and floats.
The first large helium-filled balloon was of Felix the Cat in 1927.
Each year, more than 2 million people line the streets of New York City to watch the parade.
The parade began airing on network television in 1948 and is now seen by roughly 50 million people at home.