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Happy Mother’s Day!

When you become a mom yourself, you kind of start getting a little selfish on Mother’s Day and forgetting about the awesome woman who raised you. Ok. Well, maybe not everyone does this. But I’ve certainly been guilty of this inexcusable crime.

So, I’m here today to say Happy Mother’s Day to my awesome mom. She’s still the one (and only!) person who makes me feel better when I’m sick or feeling sad. She just always knows what to say to make my boo boos go away.

And I’ve recently learned that her mothering was just practice for the greatest job of her life–being a grandma.

Sophia and Lily love their Mimi and I feel so comfortable leaving them with her and my dad when we go on vacation or out for a rare date. The kids don’t even miss us! They’re always just so excited to get some time with their “Meems”. Perhaps it’s because she lets them put sprinkles on their pancakes but I think that it’s because they feel so loved by Mimi.

Happy Mother’s Day, Mom!

I also need to give a shout-out to my mother-in-law, Haydee. She raised three beautiful kids and she did a lot of it on her own. She’s a great mom and loving grandma. Happy Mother’s Day, Bobe!

Here she is meeting her new grandson, my brother-in-law’s son Carter, last month at our house.

My girls are so lucky to have two grandmas that love them so much.

And Happy Mother’s Day to all the other mommies reading. I hope you enjoy your day and that you’re totally getting pampered like I am!

Sue at Home

P.S. Thanks for listening to me talk about all my personal business. I promise next week I’ll have some great home updates to share!

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40 Envelopes with 40 Memories for a 40th Birthday

7 May

Yup. It’s that time again…the Pinterest Challenge. For those not in the know, here are the deets. Sherry from Young House Love, Katie from Bower Power, Emily from Sparkle Meets Pop, and Renee from Red Bird Blue are the hosts for this 4-way link party. The challenge is to simply pick something creative that you’ve pinned on Pinterest and finally get around to doing it.

Last time around, I opted for two quick updates: a free printable in Lily’s room…

…and some new gilded frames in Sophia’s room.

And this time, I created a project for Pablo’s 40th celebration. (Maybe next time, I’ll do something for myself!) When I had seen this birthday envelope surprise on Oh Happy Day I knew it was the perfect way to present Pablo with the sweet notes that I was planning for his birthday.

The first step was to get the memories. Lucky for me, Pablo is very loved so even though I started this the day before his birthday (!), all I had to do was send one group message on Facebook and one group email for the non-Facebookers and the memories came flooding in. There were a few people I couldn’t find but I managed to get over 35 messages. (I simply asked everyone to send me a memory of a time they spent with Pablo. I filled in the last few from me and the girls.) Once I got them all, I cut and pasted them into a word document, formatted them, and printed them on bright colored paper. Some were long and some were short but that worked perfectly for my purposes.

Next I found some random envelopes in my stationary stash and laid them out to spell 40. First on the floor (to get a layout I liked) and then up on the wall of the dining room.

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The girls helped me stuff the envelopes…

…until each envelope – all 40 of them! – had a personal note from a friend or relative.

When he came home and we surprised him with it, he was a little perplexed at first. (I think he may have been wondering if this was a permanent installation!)

But once he started reading through all the memories with the girls (with a little bit of editing to take out any mature subjects!), he loved it.

I think it was a perfect gift for him (because he loves reminiscing) and for this year (because with me working part time now, there are no extra funds for a grand gift so I needed to make a grand gesture instead.)

We did get him a few little goodies, though, because everyone needs to open some gifts on their birthday.

As you can see, he had a great time. Thanks to everyone who contributed memories to this project. I couldn’t have done it without you.

On Wednesday, don’t forget to check back in with Sherry from Young House Love, Katie from Bower Power, Emily from Sparkle Meets Pop, and Renee from Red Bird Blue to see all the amazing projects that everyone made – plus all the linked ones!

Sue at Home

Tags: birthday envelopes, birthday memories

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Playroom remodel – Phase Two

16 Apr

When you saw our playroom last, it had gone from a messy unorganized space to a more organized — yet still lacking in any style — kind of room. (Read all about phase one here.)

There are so many big problems with this space – fluorescent lighting, wood paneling — but for phase two of the makeover, I’m taking a little baby step towards improvement. Notice in the pic above that there was a big mess on the wall above the original spot that the loveseat was in? I had attached two bulletin boards to the wall and they were filled with art on top of art on top of art. This was a functioning nightmare. Not too pretty.

Now with the two bookshelves down, I had more wall space to play around with so I picked up a couple Dignitet cable systems from Ikea and got to work hanging them up.

Once I had the cables installed, I picked some of the girls classic works of art to hang (using Riktig clips). I chose some school projects, like Lily’s snowman, and some that they’ve created on their own time, like Sophia’s “Fashion Queen”. Please note the stars for eyes.

And of course I had to include one of my favorites: a portrait of Lily, made by Sophia out of Fruit Loops. Don’t you recognize her there on the left? Pink smile, blue eyes, blonde curls?

Maybe this will help…

See?

This room is funny. I can spend time on improving it but it always comes back to the horrible walls. I’m putting off painting them because…well, I’ve had bigger fish to fry in this house. But no matter what I do to fix this space, it’s still got the horrible walls, the horrible lighting, and the horrible ceiling. So, we’ll see. Maybe I’ll finally get my paint can out and cover them up. What do you think?

But somehow, I just can’t hate a room with this in it.

Sue at Home

P.S. By the way, if you come for a visit get ready to play Barbie Ball. It’s a game that Sophia invented where we all stand back and throw a small suction cup covered ball into the Barbie house for points. Upstairs is 50 points, downstairs is 100, and the rooftop terrace or the shower in the upstairs bathroom are 200 each. Don’t under estimate the girls either. They’re pretty good. Now, if only they could get a college scholarship because of their Barbie Ball skills…

Tags: displaying kids art, ikea dignitet

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A Name Plaque for Lily or How My 4 Year Old Taught Me a Lesson

27 Mar

After our trip to Aruba this past February, Lily and I brought back a few pieces of coral from the beach so we could make a custom sign for her room. Luckily for Lily, it’s pretty easy to find pieces of coral that look like L, i, l and y.

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All we needed was a simple board that I picked up at Michael’s, some craft paint I had on hand, and some heavy duty glue.

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Lily picked a pretty sea-colored blue to paint the base. I’ll admit: I was twitching watching her paint it. I know the point of it was for her to do something fun and creative but the perfectionist in me was having a hard time watching the bristles of the brush bend backward.

After painting the board, I pulled out the Gorilla Glue — the master of all glues. I was ready to take over for this step because that glue is no joke and I was sure that Lily would glue her hand to her face if I let her do it. (What is wrong with me that I can’t trust her to do anything on her own?)

The packaging on the glue warns that it expands but…it just kept on expanding. And expanding. And expanding…

…until the glue that I put behind the Y gooped out so much the shape of the letter was almost unrecognizable. I mean, sure, it looks a little like that frothy, foamy stuff when a wave crashes on the sand so it’s kinda still close to the theme but it’s not quite what I was imagining. (Notice that Lily’s paint job is perfect and it’s my gluing job that totally sucks.)

I was so mad at myself for screwing it up. Immediately, I started planning a way to fix the project. I figured I could slice the coral off the board with an exacto knife (or even a saw!) and then we could try again on the other side. But when Lily came to see if it was dry, she was thrilled with it. I apologized for putting too much glue on it but — get this! — she thought it looked great.

In my demented mind, I wanted it to come out just as I had pictured it but to her, it was a just a cool project she made with her mom. And that made it perfect. (No matter how much glue was oozing out!)

So…into her room it went. Her “perfect” custom-made “Lily” sign made with coral that we found on the beach in Aruba.

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And I must admit…it looks absolutely perfect.

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Sue at Home

P.S. Read more about Lily’s room here and here.

Tags: coral, crafts, custom name sign

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Edible Glitter Birthday Cake

25 Mar

This is the last post in the Glamtastic Birthday Party series. (Booo!) You got see the invitation, check out the details of the whole party, see a how-to about Sophia’s custom favors, and you even had a peek into the DIY photo booth. And now…the cake!

The inspiration came from this post on P.S. I Made This:

I couldn’t find the exact mold she used but I got one that was pretty similar. My visit to NY Cake to pick it up resulted in finding silver, blue, and pink Disco Dust, too!

My first attempt was a total bust but you know I’m going to show you that version, too. As long as you don’t make my dumb mistakes, it’s pretty simple to do. First, just use a new, dry paintbrush and “paint” the edible glitter into the silicone mold.

If you’ve ever tried to wash and dry anything silicone, you won’t be surprised to see how the disco dust just sticks to the sides.

Next, I melted the chocolate (don’t forget to do it in a double boiler!) and scooped spoonfuls of the melted chocolate into the mold which should be sitting on a cookie sheet. Next, tap the cookie sheet to get any bubbles out and then place the whole tray in the freezer for about 10 minutes. Once cool, you can pop the chocolates right out. Now, let’s look at my failed first attempt and discuss what went wrong.

Um, no. First of all, the pink disco dust sucks. It’s just not as bright as the silver or the blue so I kicked it to the curb on round two. Second, milk chocolate is yummier than white but alas, it looked all mucky and brown so I switched to white. Third, remember how I said you have to tap it to get the bubbles out? Well, I’m glad you remembered because I didn’t. Oops. And last, I filled the mold waaaaay too much. You only need to fill it about 3/4 full otherwise you end up with a lot of overflow and that just makes for a lumpy bottom once you take them out. And no one wants a lumpy bottom, right?

Second attempt: let’s watch and see how it goes…

Glittery success!

As for the cake, I went with a simple tiered design and I placed the chocolates around each layer. I was originally going to make the bottom two layers with 2 cakes each but I decided against it when I saw how big it was getting already. The cake itself was from a box (no apologies–cake from a box is easy and delicious) but my frosting is homemade buttercream. I just use the recipe on the side of the Domino powdered sugar box. (Ain’t broken. No fixing needed.) Someday I’ll take the time to do a crumb coat on my cakes since the crumbs on this one drove me crazy. And it kinda bugs me that the chocolates are a little too big for the cake. But overall, I think it came of great. And I totally lucked out that the #8 candle at Target just happened to be glittery blue!

I always get myself in such a tizzy making sure every last detail is perfect for my girls’ birthday parties but when I see the beaming smile on their faces when their friends are singing Happy Birthday to them, it’s all worth it.

Happy Birthday Sophia!

Now, onto the next: Pablo turns 40 in May and Lily turns 5 in June. It’s going to be a very busy spring!

Sue at Home

Tags: birthday cake, disco dust, edible glitter, Glamtastic Birthday Party, silicone chocolate mold

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Party Favor: DIY Gem-Covered Pin and Jewelry Box

20 Mar

For Sophia’s Glamtastic birthday party, we decided to make a custom party favor for all of Sophia’s friends. Each girl got a gem-covered pin with her initial and a simple little jewelry box with jewels on top. Sophia and Lily are ready so let’s get to it!

For the jewelry boxes, I bought some basic wooden boxes from Oriental Trading. We thought about painting them but figured it might get messy so we decided to keep it simple and just add some jewels. We had a mega bag of Big Bling from Michael’s so we used those (and had tons left for many more projects.) Sophia did most of them herself by gluing them with glitter glue so if a little gooped out, it still looked great. She did a sort of haphazard grouping of gems on each one and I was very impressed with her attention to detail and her restraint. I wouldn’t have known when to stop but she did. (Of course, Lily served as gem-sorting assistant.)

As for the pins, I was inspired by these from Markus Lupfer. I had seen them months ago on Net-a-Porter and thought they were begging to be DIY’d.

But ultimately, the idea of a black varsity letter–no matter how glam-atized with sequins–was just too sporty for our theme. So I decided to make felt pins with gems instead. I started out by picking a clean sans serif font and printing out XL versions of the letters I needed.

The next step was to trace the shape of each letter onto my hot pink felt. Note: I traced them backwards so if a little pen showed after I cut them out, it would be on the back.

I felt like I was cutting these babies forever! But finally they were done.

Next, I glued them to silver and gold cardstock and cut them out again leaving a little edge of cardstock sticking out. Then I glued gems on with fabric glue.

Once the gems were dry, I glued pins on the back with Gorilla glue (because nothing will make that stuff budge!). By the way: it was Sophia’s idea to make some gold and some silver and since she was the creative director of the project, I had to listen to her. Right?

I’m so glad I took the time to make the letter templates. The S on the left was my prototype and the one on the right was made with the template. So. Much. Better.

I love how they all look together.

The pins fit perfectly in the little jewelry boxes. We just added a little tissue paper pillow to each one so they’d all be comfy!

Of course, once we we got the pins all nestled in their boxes, we realized that we needed some way to know which letter was in each one so I went back to Picmonkey and made a bunch of little tags that match the invitation.

Then I tied them on to the boxes and the favors were ready to go!

We stacked them up on the foyer table so we wouldn’t forget to give them out as everyone left. I put the invitation in a frame to set the mood! (You know – in case anyone forgot why they were there!)

For more recaps from Soph’s birthday party, check out these posts:

DIY Party Invitation

How to Throw a Glamtastic Kids’ Party

DIY Photo Booth

Sue at Home

Tags: gem-covered jewelry box, glam party, Glamtastic Birthday Party, jeweled pin, party favors

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DIY Photo Booth

19 Mar

For Sophia’s Glamtastic Birthday Party at our house, I created a cheap and easy photo booth that the kids loved. All you need to create your own is a tripod, a camera with an interval timer, some accessories, and a backdrop. Let’s get to the photo fun!

I borrowed a camera from a friend so I’d still have mine free to photograph the rest of the party. I set the timer to start at the beginning of the party and to snap a picture every 10 seconds so the kids could just keep posing. I made sure to tuck the camera into a corner so the kids wouldn’t bump into it.

Then I placed a table with some accessories near the camera so the kids could dress up for each shot. Of course, you could make or buy some photo booth props like this awesome set from The Manic Moose on Etsy, but we had plenty of tiaras, hats, necklaces and feather boas around the house so we didn’t need to buy anything else. (Somehow I forgot to put out sunglasses which is interesting considering we have a bowl full of kids’ sunglasses sitting on our foyer table everyday! Oh well. They survived without them!)

I used the photo from Sophia’s party invitation to make a ‘Photo Booth Rules’ sign that read, “1. Grab a prop or accessory. 2. Stand on the X. 3. Smile!”

To make a backdrop, I hung two gold fringe curtains and a few tissue paper decorations from Oriental Trading but you could just use a nicely painted wall to make this project totally free. (But in my experience, kids are kind of obsessed with these metallic curtains so go ahead and spring for them! I think I might even hang them in the playroom so we can keep them around forever.) I added an X on the floor with painter’s tape so the kids would know where to stand.

Then we set the timer on the camera and let the “photo booth” do the work!

The camera snapped over 800 frames and I only kept about 150 so there were lots of frames of the background with no one in it. But overall the project was super easy and the kids looooooved it. (As you can see!)

Sue at Home

Tags: camera interval timer, DIY photo booth, Glam birthday, Glamtastic Birthday Party, metallic curtain

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How to Throw a Glamtastic Kids’ Party

18 Mar

Since Sophia was turning 8 going on 18, we knew that a very glam party was going to be the way to go. And doing it at home was a natural solution for a couple reasons. 1) I get to do lots of crafty things that allow me to make it super personal for Sophia and I’m not gonna lie, I actually like all the projects. (Ok…I’ll admit it. I also love the control that doing them gives me!) 2) And it was much, much, much, much, much, much cheaper than having it at a place that throws parties. (I mean, I love my kids but $600-$1000 for an hour and a half of her life? Um…no.)

Sure, it takes a lot of work but it was worth it to see her so happy. Let’s go over the eleven elements you need to throw an at-home glamtastic party of your own.

1. The Invitations – As I mentioned before in this post, I created a custom design on Picmonkey and printed them at home. A couple self-adhesive jewels finished them off.

2. The DIY Photo Booth – Taking a picture every 10 seconds kept the girls engaged–and gave them just enough time to make a quick accessory change before the next shot. (A follow-up post is forthcoming with everything you need to know to create your own.)

3. The Favor – Custom and unique all the way! Each girl got a pin with her initial in a special keepsake box. (A post with more details is coming soon!)

4. The Manicure Station – A glamtastic party wouldn’t be complete without a little pampering! I hired a babysitter/friend of ours and some of her friends to man this station. Other than the hired help, this was free! We had everything on hand.

5. The Makeup Station – The hired help came in handy here, too. I got Q-tips Precision Tips and cotton balls to keep it all sanitary and we kept the choices to a minimum. (Pablo mentioned that the girls looked like they didn’t have any makeup on so I consider that a huge success!) Oh…and did I mention the insane metallic tablecloth from Oriental Trading? Isn’t it amazing? (Note: There’s a silver one and a gold one but the gold one is actually gold on one side and silver on the other. It’s basically a big sheet of mylar. I’m dying to use it for a craft project but I’m not sure what. Ideas?)

6. The Beading Station – This was an 11th hour addition by Sophia (cause she’s smart like that) and as you can see, it was literally a bowl of beads, some strings and scissors. Of course, it was a huge hit and the kids probably spent more time at this station than any of the others.

7. The Fashion Show - This was completely unplanned but apparently Sophia can’t have a birthday party without having a fashion show in the middle of it. Pablo announced all the models in his best announcer voice and after watching most of the 7- and 8-year-olds “walk the runway”, 4-year-old Lily came stridding out like she had been taking lessons from Naomi Campbell. I mean, it’s quite obvious this girl has been “playing fashion show” for years!

8. Dance Party - There was dancing of every kind at this soiree. The kind where you dance in the circle and the birthday girl gets down in the middle. (Yup. That’s Soph rocking out after a wardrobe change.) Freeze dance where the birthday girl controls the music. (I guess that need-for-control gene is hereditary.) And there was even an American Idol-type judging panel dance section, only much nicer. (Everyone got a ticket to Hollywood.)

Here’s a little piece of advice for you: Don’t spend a week making the perfect party mix to play on shuffle because you’ll just end up DJing anyway when they ask you to play Gangnam Style and Girl on Fire and Taylor Swift and Thrift Shop and One Direction and…

9. The Cake – I love the chance to whip up some sugary goodness so I created a basic but dramatic design. It was a tiered cake with buttercream frosting and accents of white chocolates covered in edible glitter. (There will be a follow-up post with all the details about how I made the glittered chocolates. Stay tuned!)

10. The Good Friends - No Glamtastic Party is complete without them!

11. The Super Cool Birthday Girl – Sorry, you’re gonna have to get your own. This one is all mine!

Happy Birthday Sophia!

~~Mom~~ Sue at Home

Tags: glam party, Glamtastic Birthday Party, makeup party, manicure

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Show and Tell 3/16

16 Mar

There were just a couple big happenings at our house this week but they sure were doozies!

Sophia turned 8 and we celebrated with a Glamtastic party at home. It was so epic that I’ll be sharing 4 (that’s right…FOUR!) posts about it next week. The girls had a blast!

Then on Thursday–just to make sure our emotions took a roller coaster ride this week–Lily had surgery to repair an umbilical hernia. Here she is all ready for her surgery. The awesome folks at Morristown Medical Center made sure her little friends got bracelets, too.

It’s a very simple procedure (Sophia had it when she was Lily’s age) and Lily was very brave but it is never a good day when you need to watch your baby being put under. (I do not recommend it!) How cute is this little trooper?

She is totally fine and recuperating and demanding snacks 24/7 once again. In fact, she’s feeling so good that she made this AMAZING video this morning with her LeapPad. I’m sharing it here only for my most devoted readers (ie: family). It’s sideways and it’s 5 minutes long so watching it is quite a commitment but it’s pretty much the greatest thing I’ve ever seen. A couple treats you’ll get if you decide to watch it:

- Lily waxing poetic post-surgery: “I’m going to move on with myself”

- The use of ridiculous made-up words like “intructive”, “productious”, “rolution”, and my personal favorite “mabuately”.

- A speedy (and sometimes vomit-inducing) house tour which includes:

1. Pablo sleeping in bed when she shows “my father’s room”. (Not sure why it’s just his!)

2. Me on the couch in my jammies and glasses with my laptop on my lap. (Is this what I look like all the time? Scary!)

3. A tour of Sophia’s room which is introduced like this, “I really want to show you my sister’s room. I would probably think that she’s a little bit too mabuately but she’s a little fashion.”

4. A peek at the messy playroom which is “the most playest room in the world” before the video cuts off. (Apparently, 5 minutes is the max on LeapPad videos.)

5. A view of the kitchen with a missing cabinet door. Another day. Another project.

6. Proof that she has the home blogger gene with the quotes, “I know what makes my house pretty.” and “I think you would want to meet my looks. The looks of my house looks like this.”

Without further adieu, here’s Lily. (And as you can see, she’s feeling fine so don’t worry about her!)

Tomorrow, I’m off to LA for a shoot for work so I’m sure I’ll some more good stories next week. (Like this one: You will not believe what “celeb’s” neighborhood I’m sleeping in on Monday night. Please note that there are quotes around “celeb”!)

See you next week!

Sue at Home

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Show and Tell

8 Mar

It’s time for my weekly update. After much deliberation last week, I’ve decided to call it Show and Tell (at the suggestion of my great friend Tracy who is smart, sweet and also very creative.) Sounds like a pretty descriptive headline, right?

Sorry for the small amount of posts this week. I’ve been pretty busy at work and I just haven’t had time to bang them out. I’ve been working all week on a living room post (finally, the whole thing with resources and everything!) so I promise that is coming soon.

I’ve also been working on getting everything ready for Sophia’s party. We spent last weekend doing lots of crafts for the big event. Sophia glued gems to the top of little wooden boxes and I made tags that match the DIY PicMonkey invitation. There will be a big bday recap soon with better pics but here’s a preview.

Wait until you see what’s inside the boxes!

And I started the decorations for the cake. More pics coming after the party!

This will go down in history as the week that I turned my 4-year-old’s room into the red light district. I didn’t mean to. I swear! But it happened. And she loves it. More details soon.

I had a really busy week at work and I had to speak in front of a bunch of co-workers and our whole ad staff which is pretty much my last favorite thing to do…ever. But miraculously, I was more relaxed up at the podium then I have ever been before. I wrote my speech out in full paragraphs instead of bullet points and it made all the difference. I highly recommend this tactic if public speaking is not your forte either. Does anyone really like it?

Isn’t it just a little coincidental that the Fat Mum Slim Photo-a-Day prompt for my speech day was FEAR?

Lucky me, most of the people involved in the meeting were invited to a nice dinner at Tribeca Grill. Yum!

I saw this glossy farmhouse table at the Rachel Roy showroom and it got me thinking about refinishing our table like that. Granted, I just refinished ours last year but I loved the glossy solid top as opposed to mine with all the little grooves that like to be gathering places for crumbs and other grody stuff. (The white lines on the table are just reflections from the lights.) What do you think?

We were thrilled to wake up to some light fluffy snow today. Though it was wet and messy, it made for such a pretty morning. Of course, I forced the girls to stop on the way into Sophia’s school to snap this picture.

Lily and I headed back to Sophia’s class later in the day to visit in honor of her birthday. They don’t allow cupcakes or any other kind of treat but they let parents come in to do a craft or read a book or something like that. Some people think it’s ridiculous but I have to agree with that rule. I mean, I’m having half her class over to our house tomorrow and I’m baking them a kick ass cake. Why do they need more baked goodies in school? She loved having us in class to read 3 Erneta-family favorites: Chowder, A Girl and Her Gator, and Birdie’s Big Girl Shoes. And I couldn’t resist taking a picture of all the kids with their teacher. Aren’t they adorable?

And in weird web news, I just realized that I’ve some reached over 1000 followers on Pinterest. Not sure how that happened but I have been noticing that I get at least 5 new followers per day on my most popular board ME LIKEY…home stuff. It’s the place I put most of the interior pics I like and it kinda makes me drool. Are you following all my boards? Check it out here: @sueerneta.

Wish me luck with Sophia’s birthday weekend!

Tags: public speaking, show and tell

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40 Envelopes with 40 Memories for a 40th Birthday

Playroom remodel – Phase Two

A Name Plaque for Lily or How My 4 Year Old Taught Me a Lesson

Edible Glitter Birthday Cake

Party Favor: DIY Gem-Covered Pin and Jewelry Box

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How to Throw a Glamtastic Kids’ Party

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