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Muffin Tin Monday is a weekly blog carnival, hosted by me, the Muffin Tin Mom every Monday, where we get together and link up posts about the muffin tin meals we make for our kids. Sometimes there is a theme, and sometime there isn't. For more info check out the MTM FAQ and scour past Muffin Tin Monday posts.This week, there is no theme. :)We had a rather wonderful lunch after the turkey day festivities. This kids were engrossed in watching a movie while eating their MTM.Canteloupe,...
Hello readers! Have I told you how thankful I am for you? I truly enjoy connecting with you and sharing with you only the "good stuff". How have you enjoyed the Thanksgiving weekend? I am spent from all the festivities. I braved the big bad world of "Black Friday" this year and scored some major savings! Each year I wonder why I get up so early. And each year I walk away so glad I made the sacrifice of sleep for savings. I am well rested today and ready to share some links with you!My Little Gems:...
I'm still in somewhat of a Turkey coma. So here is a little photo love to tide you over. The Muffin Tin Boy was having leg cramps from playing so hard and not getting enough water (bad Mommy) on Thanksgiving day. So, I gave him some TLC. Look how he has his arms up in that first photo. At one point he said "That's better Mommy".Glad I could help you feel better little m...
In a rush and don't have time to search for the perfect side dish to that delicious Turkey? Then try this simple yet super tasty recipe for roasted butterneut squash. I attended a cooking class this past weekend where we learned how to make it (and taste it!). It's healthy and delicious and is sure to please your dinner guests.Julie Frans of Dining Details has graciously allowed me to share this recipe with you. Roasted Butternut Squash with Red Grapes, Sage and HazelnutsIngredients:(1) 2 1/4...
Show your gratitude this holiday season with photos! Photo Thank You Cards are fun and easy to make. Before you know it, you will have a personal and creative thank you card ready for that special occasion. You’ll need a few things to get this simple project completed. Magnetic Alphabet Letters Digital Camera Photo Printer Cardstock in color of your choice Glue stick (acid free) or photo corners I happen to have been blessed with a photo printer thanks to the fine folks...
Today I am contributing over at Blissfully Domestic sharing several ideas for using craft beads for learning and play. These colorful little doo-dads are capable of providing endless amounts of fun!*Link has been fixed....
