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September 9, 2019

Cranberry Walnut Zucchini Bread

My family is all about tasty breads, especially when it's homemade. I grew up loving zucchini bread but I feel like I don't see it nearly as much any more. This Cranberry Walnut Zucchini Bread is super tasty and is so versatile--have it for breakfast, with tea, or as part of a school lunch. It never lasts long in our house! Ingredients: 2/3 cup butter, softened 1 cup sugar 4 eggs 3 cups shredded zucchini 2/3 cup water 3 1/3 cups flour 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 ... Read More

Filed Under: eat Tagged With: bread recipe, cranberry recipe, easy lunch idea, easy snack idea, fall recipe, zucchini recipe

September 6, 2019

Holidays Like Halloween Around the World

Halloween is celebrated around the world as a festival to honor the dead and celebrate ancestors. It is celebrated on 31 October and is well known as a day to trick or treat, dress up in costumes, and carve pumpkins. There are similar holidays in cultures around the world and they take place throughout the year. Many places have their own holidays honoring witches, spirits, and ancestors. Here are just a few holidays like Halloween around the world. Obon Festival – Japan Obon is a ... Read More

Filed Under: travel Tagged With: Dia de los Muertos, Festa della Befana, Fet Gede, Gai Jatra, Halloween, Obon Festival, Walpurgis Night, Yu Lan

September 4, 2019

Free Things to do in Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand is known as the world’s windiest city. It's also the city I called home for four years and where our oldest daughter was born. Wellington has great views, culture, and history and holds a special place in my heart. Like many cities, it's considered expensive, but there are many things that people don't realize are free. Whether you are a local looking for a few free activities to do during the day or you are visiting as a tourist, there are many free things to do in ... Read More

Filed Under: New Zealand, travel Tagged With: free things to do, New Zealand, Wellington

September 3, 2019

Fabric Tape Lampshade DIY

As you know, updating lampshades is one of my favourite projects to do to change up room decor. I wanted some kid-friendly but classic looks for Matilda's new bedroom and have always loved the look of small checks. With a bit of Nuno Deco iron-on fabric tape, I made this super fun and cheerful Fabric Tape Lampshade DIY that we all love. It's such a cheerful addition to her room. Supplies: lampshade Nuno Deco fabric tape in pink, yellow, and light blue check iron ... Read More

Filed Under: make Tagged With: fabric tape, Hands on Workshop, Nuno Deco

September 2, 2019

Caramel Apple Cider Hot Toddy

I love warm cocktails. If there's a warm cocktail on offer, especially in the fall or winter, that's what I'll get. Aside from warm cocktails, apple cider is among my favorite drinks ever--I look forward to it all year. I've combined my love of apple cider and warm cocktails with this super easy Caramel Apple Cider Hot Toddy. Imagine a crisp fall evening while you curl up under a blanket with this tasty drink! It's comfort in a mug and so easy to make that it will quickly become a seasonal ... Read More

Filed Under: eat Tagged With: apple cider, fall cocktail, hot toddy, warm cocktail

August 29, 2019

Candy Corn Scissors Pouch

I will never apologize for loving candy corn. I look forward to candy corn season every year and keep a stash in the house. It didn't occur to me to check and see if I could get candy corn in New Zealand until the season should have started--you can't. If I had realized this sooner, we probably wouldn't be here. Well, we all know that's an exaggeration, but this is still a big deal! I'm getting a bit of my candy corn fix by making as many candy corn crafts as I possibly can, like this fun candy ... Read More

Filed Under: make, stitch Tagged With: candy corn, scissors fob, scissors keeper, scissors pouch

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I’ve wanted to be an archaeologist, in theatre, a judge, and to run a museum. While I try to decide what I want to be when I grow up, I spend my time crafting and exploring the world. Read More…

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