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Make It From Scratch Carnival #91

Welcome to the Feels like Home edition of the Make It From Scratch Carnival! I’m honored to be the MIFS host this week, especially since it’s the week of Thanksgiving, and there are so many wonderful things going on because of the holiday. I’ve set up the carnival in the same way that I would [...]

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Things to write home about 11/23/08

Thanksgiving is this Thursday in the US. Thanksgiving could well be my favorite holiday, and a lot of my posts in the last few weeks have reflected my preparations for our holiday celebration. So, too, does Things To Write Home About this week. I hope you enjoy this week’s gems. Homegrown: Advice on Parenting & [...]

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Things to write home about 11/16/08

This week’s gems: Homegrown: Advice on Parenting & Families Amy at Resourceful Mommy has a list of 5 innovative Christmas presents that you should consider for your children. (If you poke around her site, you’ll also find her 5 favorite classic Christmas gifts for kids.) Robyn’s Online World talked about her love-hate relationship with gift [...]

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Things to write home about 11/9/08

This week’s gems: Homegrown: Advice on Parenting & Families Rachel from Modern Mommyhood has tips for making Christmas special for the whole family at Blissfully Domestic Stephanie from Keeper of the Home wrote an article about what makes babies average at Blissfully Domestic Vanessa from I Never Grew Up suggests making a gratitude can to [...]

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Things to write home about 11/2/08

This week’s gems: Homegrown: Advice on Parenting & Families Like Merchant Ships is making homemade Tucks pads Mariana at Riding with No Hands shared a very cute story about celebrating the Pope’s birthday Amanda at Kiddio has a list of 10 surefire ways to keep your toddler occupied (I found Amanda on SimpleMom. Thanks, Tsh!) [...]

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Things to write home about 10/26/08

This is going to be a weekly column on Feels like home. This is just one of a number of changes you’re going to notice over the coming weeks as Feels like home becomes more of a place extraordinaire and less of a homely blog. Don’t worry, Dear Reader, I’m not going to quit writing [...]