Deviled eggs are a summer favorite
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Nothing sparks memories of family picnics and barbecue get-togethers like a platter of bright yellow-and-white deviled eggs. Sometimes dressed up with a dusting ... Continue Reading →
Spotter’s guide puzzles help kids ID faces, places
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What’s on your summer calendar? Fourth of July celebrations, picnics at the park or a family reunion far from home? For your preschoolers, the friendly ... Continue Reading →
Craft a bird feeder from recycled milk jug
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Swish! Swish! Swish! The chubby brush goes in all directions on a big sheet of easel paper. “Jameson loves to paint,” said mom and athletic trainer Natalie ... Continue Reading →
Get creative with DIY gift wrap
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It’s that time of year when a flurry of invitations and announcements for events and celebrations arrive all at once – graduations, bridal showers, weddings, ... Continue Reading →
Old wagon holds child’s portable garden
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Beautiful things can emerge when you dig right in. A natural, glorious garden that just happens to be edible is a great place to start.
So find an old wagon at ... Continue Reading →
Give a taste of home graduation gift
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Pre-addressed, stamped postcards sent by college students from around the country find their way back to Nancy Cripe’s kitchen in Minnesota throughout the ... Continue Reading →
Make Easy Pickled Jalapeno Peppers
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Imagine taking a hungry bite into a warm grilled-cheese sandwich. Yum – good comfort food, right? Now imagine eating that same sandwich, but this time there ... Continue Reading →
‘Happy Mother’s Day’ greetings in 3-D
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Increasingly, 3-D technology is a part of our everyday lives. If your family has ever watched a 3-D movie, you’ve seen objects seemingly float off the screen, ... Continue Reading →
Enjoy some fresh-air fun
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“Hey, come on, Donna, follow us … we’re playing loop-de-loop,” shouted barefoot 5-year-old Eva gleefully, as she followed the freshly drawn trail ... Continue Reading →
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