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Happy Valentine’s Day!

14th February 2010

Happy Valentine’s Day!


Happy Valentine’s Day Glitter Graphics

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12th February 2010

Four Foods on Friday – #106

From Val's Kitchen

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This week there is just one simple question, What are four spices you must have in the house?

  1. I have to have salt. I use it in just about everything I cook, although I don’t normally sprinkle it on food that I’ve all ready made.
  2. Garlic salt. This is another spice I use in just about everything I cook.
  3. Slap Yo Mama cajun spice.  This is a new favorite.  The whole family loves it on fish, chicken and even in soups!  Make sure you have water on hand to drink.
  4. Celery salt, I love this in soups.

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9th February 2010

Wordless Wednesday – Valentine Fabric

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6th February 2010

Happy Award

Happy 101 Pictures, Images and Photos

I am feeling quite honored that Kim at Scrappin’ Life and Liz at Yummy as Can Be have both bestowed this wonderfully sweet “Happy” award on my blog!

There is only one requirement, I need to list 10 things that make me happy!

  1. My Family, ALL  of them!
  2. our “little” dog, my buddy
  3. friends
  4. fabric
  5. good food
  6. travel
  7. sunshine
  8. relaxing
  9. sewing
  10. creating

Now I am going to pass this award along to some of my blogging friends!  Enjoy, and BE HAPPY!  :-D

Louise at MomStart
Chris at Lone Black Spider
Jude at Mature Not Senile
and Karen at Karen’s Opinion

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5th February 2010

Help a Child

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Cryo-Cell International. All opinions are 100% mine.

I’ve spoken on this subject in the past, but Cryo-Cell has come up with a very special offer that I feel is worth mentioning.

First of all, if you don’t all ready know, Cryo-Cell is a service that offers to store cord-blood. Cord blood, or umbilical cord blood, is blood that remains in the umbilical cord and placenta at the time of birth. Cord blood is typically discarded after childbirth, but there are benefits to keeping it for future potential use. Stem cells taken from your own baby’s cord blood can be preserved and used if needed as your child gets older. Think about it, if your child needs a transfusion due to serious illness, wouldn’t you feel great knowing you all ready had their own blood cells stored too help bump up their own immune system? Scientists have discovered that cord blood is a valuable source of stem cells. It can be and has been used as a substitute for bone marrow in transplant situations. Learn more about Cryo-Cell by visiting their website.

enroll now with Cryo-Cell and they will donate $25 from each enrollment to the “Save the Children: Haiti Relief Fund”. So, enroll to store cord-blood for your child’s future and, at the same time, your enrollment will provide help to the children of Haiti. That sounds like a win-win scenario to me.

Visit my sponsor: Hope for Haiti - Save the Children

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