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Thanks for stopping by my blog! The hats I wear include wife (to a retired Army field artilleryman), mom to three super busy teens, and high school math teacher. In my “free time” I love cooking, reading, creating (mostly papercrafts), photography, travelling, and exploring the PNW with my family…you know, all the usual things!
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Author Archives: Megan
A Fun Christmas Snack Duo
I optimistically make healthy menu plans for the week, especially now that activities are cancelled and we’re home every night. But by the weekend, we often have a big lunch, either takeout or leftovers, and then no one really wants … Continue reading
Soul-Warming Russian Tea Redux
I’m always on the lookout for fun neighbor gifts, or a little something to add to a gift for friends. This delicious Russian Tea totally fits for either of those, and it’s a great treat for yourself, as well. I … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, crafts, gifts, Printables, recipes
Tagged drinks, printable, Russian tea, tag
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Secret Code Ornaments
When the hooligans were young, I began wrapping all of the gifts for each of them in the same paper, because, really, it’s ridiculous to put a gift tag on every gift for little ones. Back then, it was pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, crafts, kids
Tagged Christmas, crafts, Elf on the Shelf, kids, ornaments
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Christmas Bucket List Printable
Like much of the last eight and a half months, November passed in a blur. Suddenly, December is knocking on the door! Even with social distancing, virtual school, and staying close to home, I’m still planning on a fun and … Continue reading
Esme’s Easy Apple Tartlets
I have a confession…I’m not a huge fan of apple pie. I know…gasp! How totally unAmerican of me. I love plenty of other pies, though, so I more than make up for it. Unfortunately for my family, as often as … Continue reading
Cranberry Favorites
In Geometry class yesterday, I asked my students what their favorite Thanksgiving food was (because math teachers need to humanize themselves as much as possible!). Several said cranberry sauce, and it made me think about my own favorites. Cranberries are … Continue reading
Posted in Fall, recipes
Tagged cheesecake, cranberry, dessert, marmalade, salsa, Thanksgiving
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Thankful for You Printable
I’m still wondering how it’s so close to Thanksgiving, y’all. As long as the days have seemed since March, the time has seemed short overall. I’m not advocating we need to stretch out 2020 any longer than it already is, … Continue reading
Posted in cards, Fall, gifts, Printables, teachers
Tagged cards, neighbors, printables, tags, teachers, thankful, Thanksgiving
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Mabel’s Butterscotch Pie with a Gingersnap Crust
As Thanksgiving approaches each year (or really, any holiday that involves food, and that’s all the best ones!), my thoughts turn to my childhood and the impacts of family and friends. In this year of too-many-challenges-to-list, I think we’re all … Continue reading
Happy Fall Y’all Tag {& Cookies!}
Since I just decided a week or so ago to start posting again, I unfortunately missed a lot of my favorite season…autumn! Until winter rolls around, that is..then I’ll be all about the snow and cold. I’m pretty fickle. Anyway, … Continue reading