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Get Ready for Spring & Summer “Backyarding:” Keep Safety in Mind
Get Ready for Spring & Summer “Backyarding:” Keep Safety in Mind “Backyarding”—the art of taking indoor activities to the outdoors—is a trend that has caught on. As winter begins to wind down, thoughts of playing in and working in our yards often kick into high gear. Perhaps you are already dreaming of family gatherings, grilling and eating in your backyard. Or maybe you wish to add a yoga zone, design an outdoor movie theater, or build an agility course for your pet this year. Or perhaps this is the year you wish to add a pollinator garden or plant a vegetable or flower garden. Or are you hoping to get…
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A Bright New Day: A 2-in-1 Collection: Borrowed Dreams and The Trouble with Caasi
I just finished the latest book I was reading of Danielle Steels and had been meaning to go to Half Price Books to look for a new book. Now that I know Debbie Macomber’s book A Bright New Day: A 2-in-1 Collection: Borrowed Dreams and The Trouble with Caasi is out and includes different stories I think I will look for it when we go to the bookstore. If you read books by Debbie Macomber which books, did you like and why? About: Available in one book for the first time: Borrowed Dreams and The Trouble with Caasi, two of Debbie Macomber’s classic novels that explore the power of love and family Borrowed Dreams: Carly…
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Why You’re My Best Friend: 30 Reasons Why You’re My Bestie Fill-in-the-Blank Gift Book. Gifts for Best Friend (What I Love About You Series Books)
Inside this post are my affiliate links. If you click on the link and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the items you purchased. I would like to share a new book I was sent to review Why You’re My Best Friend: 30 Reasons Why You’re My Bestie Fill-in-the-Blank Gift Book. Gifts for Best Friend (What I Love About You Series Books) I received in exchange for a review and a spot in our Christmas Gift Guide. One of my best friends Debbie and I’ve known each other since Elementary School when we were in 2nd grade. Even though it isn’t something I like to admit…







