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Trail Cam Friday!! #TrailCam #IdahoWildlife
So, remember when I said I was moving the trail cam? I put it between the house and the barn. Look at my creative trail cam holder. And the look of “What is she doing NOW” On The Husband’s face! And half of ME! Turns out to be A PERFECT spot!!! My friends are protected from the weather. I even caught some dancin’ out there! The first few pictures were soooooo crisp and clear! I was giddy. THEN….. the FINGERPRINTS showed up. Let’s NOT name names (THE HUSBAND!) moved the camera and left behind 3 very nice fingerprints (IN THE CENTER OF THE LENS!) that made all the rest of the pictures well…… *yucky. *NOT the first, second or twelfth word to come to mind. I a long string of *yucky words I might add. Since I hate for you not to have some really crisp clear pictures, the following are from the trip to the mailbox in the 4×4…
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Teenage Kicks In The Kitchen?
Whether you work late, have a challenge maneuvering after-school clubs, or simply fancy one night a week where you don’t have to slave in the kitchen; letting your teen take over the helm can be a fantastic way to make this happen. Not only will this one-night routine teach them the fundamentals of cooking, but it will also instill responsibility and the importance of helping out. The trouble is that, as any teen mamma will already know, getting a teenager into the kitchen can seem about as likely as getting them up before sundown on the weekends. AKA, not likely at all! While it couldn’t be easier to get a toddler excited about cooking, our teens don’t share that same enthusiasm. But, that doesn’t mean your dreams of one night off a week need to be dashed. In reality, this is a point worth pushing, and letting your teen know they’ll be cooking one night a week rather than asking…
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Want To Make A Difference In The World? Try This!!
These days, it’s easy to see what the world is like. With access to news and the internet, you cannot avoid some of the negative things that go on in the world – whether that’s in your local community, the country as a whole, or internationally. And maybe you’d like to make a difference? Let’s take a look at how. Work In The Community First of all, you may find that you can make a difference in the world by working in your local community. This could be your chosen career or it could be that you just simply wish to volunteer. Either way, you may find that trying to improve your community is your way of making a difference in the world. Create Something To Help Or maybe you like the idea of creating a product. If you can create a product that helps others, you may find that you are able to make a difference. Try to think…
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Tips to Consider When Buying a Gift Watch
There is an array of presents you might consider getting for your wife, fiancé, girlfriend, mother, or daughter. The gift watch, however, stands out as a present. It is mainly considering how suitable watches can be when simply showing appreciation or celebrating an occasion. Whether it is Valentine’s day, your anniversary, wedding day or birthday, giving her a watch can be an excellent option as it is something they can stay with for a long time. It is, therefore, important that you have a guide on how to pick an appropriately delightful timekeeper for her. Portray Your Taste Try and make it a rule or a code that you do not give a lady a watch that does not represent your taste. There are many watches in the market, with most of them mainly being flashy or golden. It would be best if you were, especially, careful when obtaining gift watches online by being more attentive to their specifications rather than their…
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Love Lettering by Kate Clayborn #ReadLoveLettering #ad #SheSpeaks
If there was ever a book that screamed out to me Love Lettering by Kate Clayborn is it. I truly enjoyed this book. First, it’s a love story. Yeah! I am a huge romance reader. Oh how I love me some mushy stuff. Second. Letters. Letters as in fancy script, funky script. Frilly script, skinny script. Wait. What?? Yes, the book is a love story. Girl ruins guys engagement… wait, what? (BTW it’s NOT a spoiler. This happens in the first few pages of the book. I would never spoil a good read for you! HONEST!!) Love Lettering is also a love story over fonts. I have always been attracted to signs. Here in Sandpoint Idaho there are tons of unique signs. I think Meg (the main character in the book) would be in Heaven here! Yes, I sat in the car finishing this love story while The Husband had his doctor appointment. I decided to snap a picture of…
