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Randomly a few Things I Heart with some Super Mommy Secrets from my Goode & Gooseberry Patch Project.

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Nov. 6: I am thankful for family time. Listening to my daughter giggle with her daddy is the sweetest sound on earth.

I am struggling to decide which series fits this post… so it will just be an ultimate cross-over series post: Randomly a few Things I Heart with some Super Mommy Secrets from my Goode & Gooseberry Patch Project…whew.

Today the fam and I ventured over to Flower Factory… aka Mama’s Disney World.

Seriously.

I could spend hours in that place.

Flower Factory definitely qualifies for “Things I Heart”.

I just heart all their inexpensive country decor fixin’s and baskets… oh the baskets! 

Their baskets are so economical and just perfect for decorating and entertaining…

I have shared many of their country decor pieces on here before, pretty much most of my decor now comes from there if I don’t make it myself.

Ok, I realize that this could be considered a Christmas decoration and it is only Nov. 6.

The way I see it is that if Mother Nature can threaten snow flurries and wintry messes… then I can decorate any way I like…just sayin’

Anyhoo… While we were there today, I found this piece and absolutely loved it…

It is just perfect for all my Gooseberry Patch Cookbooks… another thing that I totally heart.

I know, I know– you’re shocked, right?

The thought that I heart/adore/ love Gooseberry Patch just caught you COMPLETELY off-guard.

Sorry.

I will wait while you pick yourself up off the floor.

Anyhoo, this cool little stand-a-ma-jig  also has these awesome little pegs for pot holders… which I mentioned yesterday that I needed to invest in 😉

Truth be told, I plan to convert this into an uber-cool spice rack once we remodel the kitchen, but for now it displays my little growing GP collection just perfectly.

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Notice one of my often mentioned books missin’?
Don’t worry, she doesn’t leave my side… I am often seen with her in my purse so that I can find ways to work her recipes into my next meal or meeting anytime I have a spare chance.
Speaking of that, tonight I didn’t cook because we spent too much time playing at Disney World… 
So, for tonight’s Goode & Gooseberry Patch Project entry I thought that I would give you some of the awesome Super Mommy Secrets (tips) that are found throughout this gem of a book!
Some of my favorites are:
“Plain china glass mugs are easy to find. Create a one-of-a-kind set by adding polka dots, stripes or names with acrylic permanent paint…it’s so easy and paintbrush clean up’s a breeze using just water.”
“Slip a favorite photo in a pint-size charm photo frame…so sweet on the front of a family cookbook album or journal.”
“With no effort, a painted child’s chair easily becomes a charming end table!”
“Instead of a shelf to hold bathroom towels, bring in an apple-green painted basket to do the task!”
Being the creative gal that I am, the little tips at the bottom of each page of all my GP books are one of my favorite things about them… they always get my mind a churnin’ with new, fun ideas.
So, there you have it. My attempt at a cross-over series post: Randomly a few Things I Heart with some Super Mommy Secrets from my Goode & Gooseberry Patch Project… like I said– whew.

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  2. Cranberry Morning says

    All nice ideas! Thanks for posting them. I like your little easel for cookbooks. My poor cookbooks are hidden in the pantry and only see the light of day when I'm using them.

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