Where are the Wizard of Oz fans? Such a classic right?! We had the pleasure of seeing it at ASU Gammage Tuesday night and it was truly magical.
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With Valentine’s Day sneaking up on us I thought I’d share multiple ways to create a heart out of LEGO bricks.
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This post was contributed by Heather of Crayon Box Chronicles.
What’s your favorite color of the Olympic flag? Blue, yellow, black, green, or red? On opening day, February 7th, wear one or all five colors! Can’t make it to Sochi, Russia? Bring the thrilling excitement to your livingroom with these kid-made origami Olympic bracelets. Gear-up for some action-packed events!
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It is no secret that I have mad love for Target. It’s my favorite spot to shop for so many things – food, home essentials, and definitely holiday fun and clothes for everyone in my family. I have never been a couponer (I tried and failed miserably), so I’ve always appreciated their prices and the extra REDcard savings. I signed up for the Target mobile coupons when they introduced those and I jumped in with both feet when I learned about their newest way to save money with Cartwheel
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It’s Friday and I’m done with jury duty so that definitely calls for a celebration
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I love the “bow and arrow” theme with Valentine’s Day but what good is a bow and arrow if it doesn’t really work? Here’s a fun craft that DOES work!
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We first discovered cascarones a couple of Easters ago and they’ve become a must do tradition for the boys. I LOVE how Camille Styles took that tradition…
Happy Fort Friday! Click through for this week’s inspiration
Earlier this week I shared a fun tutorial on my other site All for the Memories that my son loved so much I thought you all might like it too!
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I am a long time fan of Classic Play and I was so inspired by a recent art school post on their blog that I just had to…