By Kate Hula I Gave Up The Sun, You Can Too
Written by Kate Hula @ The Vault Uncensored I'm as white as you can get. Pale, ghostly, alabaster and just…
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By Stacey Skrysak We’re Having Three!
Editor's Note: Welcome to the team Stacey! Written By: Stacey @ Skry's The Limit and News & Nosh It's a topic…
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By CommonGround Slow-Cooker Sweet and Sour Pork
Written by Shana Beattie @ Common Ground AllYou.com recently featured one of my recipes and I wanted to share with you. Raising…
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By Leah Peterson Branding Season
Written by Leah Peterson @ Cooksley's Clear Creek Farm There is a tradition each spring in this part of Nebraska.…
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By Michelle Fortin DIY: Crown Moulding to Custom Mantle
Written By: Michelle @ Making our Dream While we used this DIY technique to make a large, custom mantle, you…
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By Diane Karr Yum Yums
Written by Diane Karr @ Common Ground I remember supper with my aunt and uncle in Iowa when they served Sloppy Joe’s.…
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By Jen Sill Crock Pot Breakfast – And a Miracle Product
Written by Jennifer Sill Love it when my family comes to visit. They live six hours away. That means overnight…
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By Sanae Shea Sanae’s Favorite Condiment
Written by Sanae Shea Watching what you eat can be tricky. It’s actually almost impossible for this self proclaimed junk…
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By Tiffany Verzal Alexis goes to prom
Written By: Tiffany Verzal @ Stand with Faith About a month ago we had a wonderful dining experience at Fireworks…
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Her Pinspiration: Sock Fishing Game
Written by Jennifer Sill Each week I try out a project I see on Pinterest. Sometimes they work out great,…
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By Leslie Means I couldn’t do it without him
Written By: Leslie Means Feature Image By: Rachel Gnagy @ Inscribed Photography I’ve never taken acting lessons. In fact the…
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By Scott Rager THE CAKE BOSS
Written By: Scott @ County Seat Living When I was a kid, birthday parties were a volatile subject matter. I…
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