Where are you spending New Year’s Eve? At a home party? Out on the town? Celebrating in the city? What makes a New Year’s Eve celebration special to you? Friends, family, food, location, champagne? Let us know.
New York City Times Square New Year’s Eve Celebration
New Years Eve New York Grand Central Station 1969
New Year’s Eve Times Square Waterford Ball
Paperwhites need only 3” of root room so shallow containers will work well like shown in the photo above. Pretty glass or ceramic bowls are ideal. For one-of-a-kind presentations, scout antique stores and estate sales for unusual containers. You can plant Paperwhites in soil, glass marbles, pebbles or even tumbled beach glass. Because these flowers are usually discarded or transplanted after they have flowered, the planting medium doesn’t need to supply any nutrients for the plant.
Halloween invitations are a must for a party your guests will be screaming to attend! You’ll find wickedly fun Frankenstein Halloween invitations to entice your guests to party the night away plus here are some of our other fun Frankenstein finds.
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From above top left: Frankenstein Halloween Invitations, Frankenstein Door Cover, Halloween Party Favor Bags & Boxes, Frankenstein Fingers, Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treat, Frankenstein Ice Cream Cone Cups, Frankenstein Cookies, Frankenstein Manicure.
If you have a cute little witch for Halloween this year, here are some fun ideas for a witch theme Halloween party from the invitations to food ideas to party favor boxes and bags to make your own party favors.
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Cute Witch’s Cauldron Party Invitations, Cute Witch Party Favor Box Kit, Potted Witch, Witch Cupcakes, Purple Gloss Favor Box (lots of colors available), Orange Organza Handle Bag (other colors available), Kraft Chinese Favor Box, Lunch Bags for Party Favors, Cello Halloween Treat Bags
One of my favorite things on Pinterest is the beautiful inspirational quotes – funny quotes are right up there too.
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As soon as children start talking, they are full of questions and usually, adults are doing all the answering.
A fun idea to do with your children is to ask them questions as they grow. Starting at age 3, and then every year on their birthday, ask them the same 20 questions and see how their answers change over the years!
This would make a great video as a collection of the answers each year to see how they’ve grown and matured. You could also take photos and make a book with your favorite photos and their answers through the years.
20 Questions on Your Birthday:
1. What is your favorite color?
2. What is your favorite toy?
3. What is your favorite fruit?
4. What is your favorite television show?
5. What is your favorite thing to eat for lunch?
Try this yummy vegetarian twist for Cinco de Mayo. Meatless Tacos with roasted cauliflower, crisy chickpeas topped with a cilantro and pumpkin see pesto.
Serve with a Mango Coconut Frozen Margarita and your party is off to a great start!
Pour 1 1/2 cups coconut water into standard ice cube tray and freeze.
In blender, add 3 oz blanco tequila, 1 oz clear orange-flavored liqueur, 1 oz fresh lime juice, 2 tablespoons light agave nectar and 1 1/2 cups chopped fresh mango.
Cover; blend until smooth. Add coconut water ice cubes; blend until smooth. Pour into glasses; garnish with mango or lime slices.
Makes 4 drinks.
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On this day in February, I find myself daydreaming of spring. While I live in Southern California, and yes, it was 80 degrees on Sunday for the Super Bowl, it is still a day in February, not a glorious carefree day in May.
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Stick pieces of uncooked spaghetti into your frosted cake before you add plastic wrap and preserve your cake’s beautiful frosting. Great travel tip too!
Food always tastes better when it’s pretty. How simple is this yogurt, granola and fruit layered into a pretty glass instead of my usual “throw in the bowl” technique?
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