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May 10 National Dog Mom’s Day #DogMomsDay
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day so it makes sense that May 10th is National Dog Mom’s Day #DogMom’sDy because some ladies only have fur-babies and they are our children and deserve to be celebrated. Just like my Dog Pheobie and Charlie’s Dog Bear. If your a #Dogmom come share a photo of your Dog with us this morning. Don’t forget Dog Mom Day, is observed on the second Saturday in May. Making National Dog Mom’s Day on May 10 this year. A day for all pup-loving women across the Country to celebrate their special kind of motherhood. I have a question for you. Can you imagine that Dogs came into our…
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How Do I Wonder? By Gianna Davy Illustrated By Brenda Rodriguez
I thought you might want to see a new children’s book called How Do I Wonder? By Gianna Davy Illustrated By Brenda Rodriguez. I received a copy of the book in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase. I loved the cover of How Do I Wonder? has all kids of items on the cover including a Spaceship, a Flower and a Snail. The cover has cover that feels like glitter but feels soft yet rough to the touch. The colors on the book on…
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May 9 National Moscato Day #MoscatoDay
May 9ith is National Moscato Day #MoscatoDay and David is home because he has Bronchitis. With David being sick and both Charlie and David home and Bradley visiting I sure could use a drink or two. Would you want to join me for a Moscato Sangria or two? Join me for National Moscato Day which falls on May 9th which is your chance to raise a glass and celebrate the history of this tasty White Wine. Moscato is historically known as a dessert Wine (no wonder it’s so delicious) .Moscato is originally from Piedmont, Italy. When you uncork a bottle, you can expect a blend of Peachy, Oangey, and Nectarine…
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