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Holy Holiday Cards!  We have received a ton of holiday cards this year.  I love them... seeing everyone's dogs and kids and cleverness!  The problem is that I have no good way to display them.  But, I am determined to fix that!  I went perusing Pinterest for some creative display inspiration! Check this out!   Ooooh... so many creative ideas, so little time!  I am determined to find some time to craft more in 2012! Until next time...xoxo

Okay... I am back.  Sorry no posts last week.  It was kind of a crazy week at work and I was recovering from having a 1st Birthday party for Avery.  I will share more about her party next week, but this week I am focusing on Christmas!  The nice thing about having a birthday party in December is that the house is decked out for the holidays.  The one thing I have not done is decorate our staircase banister.   I think I must make that in the cards for next year.  We have a pretty traditional staircase (similiar to below) and I think garland looks great! Get inspired.  (All images via Pinterest) I have some more holiday ideas later this week!  I promised I will not go MIA! :)  Until next time...xoxo

Have I posted about Wall Decals before?  I cannot remember and am too tired (lazy) to look back.  But, wall decals are brilliant.  It is a fun and easy way to add character to a nursery or even a kitchen or family room.    The can be "cutesy" or they can be wall paper reminiscent! Pictures via Pinterest You can find loads of decals on the web and on Etsy.  Check out LULUKUKU on Etsy.  They have some super cute options!  Until next time...xoxo PS:  I would have provided more cute options, but Pinterst was acting kuku!

Okay... sorry for only one post last week.  It was a doozey! :)  I have a yummy meatless Monday recipe for you today.  It involved me pulling out my crockpot.  I would rarely think to use my crockpot for a vegetarian meal, but recently a friend was saying she made a delish curry, so it got me thinking! I made vegetarian curry.  It was hearty and flavorful!  I got it off one of my favorite blogs called A Year of Slow Cooking .  I have a slight love affair with my crockpot... although I am not as die hard as the woman who writes that blog. I served the curry over rice.  Next time I will pick up some pita bread or Naan too!  The husband enjoyed the meal... I think I am converting him! :) Here it goes: Ingredients 2 cans drained and rinsed garbanzo beans (chick peas) --1 diced red pepper --1/2 cup chopped onion (this is my addition, I think curry should have onion!) --4 tiny potatoes, or 1 regular-sized --1/2 cup diced carrots --1/2 cup diced cel...