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Freakin’ Fun Family Reunion Themes
Just two weeks from now, I am hosting a family reunion in my backyard. We are expecting upwards of 50-75 people, and I’d be a little freaked out if my backyard weren’t built to accommodate this many people! As it is with any party, I think the addition of a theme is super important. Is it just me or are themed gatherings ALWAYS more fun? If you too have been tasked with hosting your family for a grand reunion, take a look at these super fun family reunion themes. I’ll even share my secrets to planning a family reunion! Freakin’ Fun Family Reunion Themes Circus If you feel like you’re…
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The Best Items To Always Have On Hand For Crafts
It’s no surprise that I love crafts just as much as the next person but it’s always a bummer to start a project and then realize you don’t have the tools needed to finish. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve needed something simple like a bit of paint to put the finishing touches on my projects. Because I’ve had experience with MANY of these instances, I’ve put together a little list detailing the craft supplies you should ALWAYS have on hand. You never know when inspiration will strike, so best be ready for it! Supplies You Should Always Have On Hand For Crafts Colored Pencils, Markers, and Felt-Tipped…
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How To Write Your Personal History
I’ve always been a fan of a good memoir. If you ask me, there is no better way to truly get to know someone and what they are all about. If you’re considering jotting down a personal history of your own, consider including some of these story ideas to better pad your story. Plus, it’s these little anecdotes that truly “hook” your reader! How To Write Your Personal History Do Plenty Of Research Before you write a history of any sort, it’s best to do plenty of research. Only this time, it’s a bit more exciting than researching for an academic paper because it’s your own history! Talk to family…
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Backyard Party Ideas For The End Of School
Like any Mom, I’m eager for the end of the school year until we are a few weeks into summer vacation. This year, my eldest finishes elementary school and my youngest finishes kindergarten. It’s crazy how fast they grow! We plan on celebrating the completion of these milestones with a backyard party! Keep reading for my favorite backyard party ideas for the end of the school year. Backyard Party Ideas For The End Of School Cool Themes An end of school year party isn’t complete without an epic (and age appropriate) theme of some sort! In years previous, we have gone with season-friendly themes like a beach (this is great…
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Easter Activities For Kids
Easter is less than a month away and the good ole Easter bunny is sure to be hopping down your sidewalk here soon. I’m a huge fan of all things Easter. I love the sense of rebirth around this time of year and I love to admire the gorgeous flowers as they “pop up” all over the place. This Easter, I get to host the big brunch, and that means I’m in charge of the food AND the activities. Keep reading below to see what Easter activities for kids I have planned for this fun Spring holiday. Easter Activities For Kids Dyeing Easter Eggs Though the children of my family…
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Eggtra Special Easter Gift Basket Ideas
Easter is just around the corner and I’m already preparing for the big event! This year, we are headed to Goblin Valley, Utah for a camping trip! It’s fun to camp in this area of the United States during Easter because there are tons of weird rock formations. Perfect for hiding eggs. But not only is the egg hunt a special part of the holiday for my kids, but the Easter gift basket is also just as special! Keep reading to see what I plan on putting in my kid’s baskets this year! Check out these awesome Easter gift basket ideas. Easter Gift Basket Ideas Swimsuits And Other Summer Items…
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Winter Crafts That Have Nothing To Do With Christmas
Looking for winter crafts best suited for after Christmas? You’ve come to the right place! These adorable winter crafts have nothing to do with the holiday but will keep your fingers busy until Valentine’s Day. The holidays may are over, but doesn’t mean the rest of your winter has to be dark and dreary. Winter crafts like these will make your first month of the brand new year a ton of fun. Let’s get crafting! Making a snowmen family out of an old set of socks or gloves is a favorite craft of ours every year! Choose patterned socks if you’re going for a themed look, or simply dress them…
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DIY Christmas Stockings Even Your Husband Can Do
This year, I’ve decided to retire my family’s old Christmas stockings and update them with some easy-to-make handmade stockings, instead! Of course, I’ll keep the old stockings hidden away in a plastic bin…I am sentimental, after all! With 4 children and several “adopted kids” that live at my house, you could say that I have a pretty large family. I hand-knitted our set of old stockings, and I knew that I needed an easier DIY Christmas stocking project so I could make enough in time for Christmas. Keeping my time crunch (and my number of family members!) in mind, I began searching for the internet for super easy DIY Christmas…
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DIY Giant Christmas Ornaments That Will Have You Bouncing With Christmas Cheer
In my home, one can never go too far when decorating for Christmas. In fact, all of my kids were bummed last year when I skipped out on applying the fake snow around the windowsills! We regularly have snow here on Christmas…so who knew they would be so bummed out when I skipped decorating with the fake stuff! It’s probably pretty obvious that we take the holidays very seriously in the McCoy household. We like to fill every spare corner with a bit of holiday cheer! Needless to say, sometimes regular-sized ornaments just aren’t enough for my Christmas-obsessed family! We like to decorate with ornaments as big as they come!…
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Turn Over a New Leaf … Fall Craft Traditions to Start
Everyone knows that the best part of Fall (besides the gorgeous leaves and cooler temperatures) is creating adorable fall crafts! Ever since I was little, my Mom and I would make leaf print paint art every year as soon as the leaves fell. Unfortunately, I’ve been slacking on carrying on that tradition since I had my own kids, but I’d like to start now. Starting this autumn, make fall crafts a part of your seasonal traditions. Here are a few incredible fall craft ideas to get your wheels turning! Pinecone Bird It’s the classic craft for kids…all you need is an old pinecone from your front yard and some construction…
