Karen Warren

  Add this fun conversation hearts paper as envelope liners on all the Valentine's Day cards that you send or give this year. get the free printable conversation hearts patterned paper, and learn how easy it is to turn it … Read More...

Vegetarian Swedish Meatballs are here and they are so savory, luscious, meatless, and scary-delicious. Swedish meatballs, as described by Wiki, are just meatballs with a brown gravy. This is not news to me. We live in Minnesota. I grew up eating Swedish meatballs. Bjork love-love-loves them (yes, his name is Bjork) and he hardcore campaigns for a gravy-loaded meatball splurge every time we're at IKEA. So to that Wiki description, I say: yes. I also say: define meatballs, exactly. Because I think I might have just made meatballs … with wild rice and mushrooms… without meat. I rolled them and baked them and put them in brown gravy. They are extra-yummy. Does that count? Am I in? Okay, here's what we have going on in those little non-traditional veg balls of joy: wild rice (YAS) mushrooms breadcrumbs yogurt or mayo to keep em from drying out eggs to hold it all together Hello, little tasty bites of goodness. And then you go and put them in a pan of brown gravy-like business? Thing...

Considering there are more than 2 billion monthly active Facebook users, if you don't have a presence on Facebook, you've likely been nervous about trying it out, feel you don't have the time, feel you don't understand it, or are happy just looking over someone's shoulder. (Or, maybe you choose to live a life void of social media … and that's okay, too!) But there's a big difference between sharing pictures of your dog on your personal PROFILE and becoming the go-to real estate agent in your market via a professional business PAGE. Wait a minute. There's a difference between a personal PROFILE and professional business PAGE ? You betcha! What's the difference? When you first joined Facebook, you set up a personal PROFILE and added your friends and family to your network. Traditionally, this is where you share your daily life, things that inspire you, pictures of your dog or grandkids, etc. A professional business PAGE, on the other hand, is designed...

The post DIY Wine Glass Charms appeared first on Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body . Wine glass charms are practical and pretty! These DIY wine glass charms are easy to make in just minutes and are the perfect touch for holidays and gatherings! Thank you to Cricut for sponsoring this post.  Y'all, as I was preparing everything for Friendsgiving this year, I realized that we have never hopped on the ... Read More about DIY Wine Glass Charms The post DIY Wine Glass Charms appeared first on Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body .

Hi friends, today I am sharing my life before and after my Whole 30 Paleo experience. I have been eating Paleo for a couple of years now at around 90% which seems to be working pretty well. I recently fell off the wagon and reversedmy good results. When this happened many of the negative symptoms... The post My Life Before and After Paleo Whole 30 appeared first on Momma Can .

When I was younger I sat on this window seat and watched the seasons pass. Summer would roll by with its fluffy white clouds and blue skies and lazy afternoons. Fall tiptoed in with its crisp afternoons and tumbling leaves and pumpkin spice smells. Winter blew past the windows in a brilliant blast of cold air and gray skies. Spring arrived with tiny flowers and chirping birds and green grass that smelled li ke a picnic was just around the corner. I saw it all. All from my view out the window. These were the exact cushions I sat on. They didn't always look like this. They were fuller and plumper and cushionier. But over the years, somewhere along the way they shrunk. Maybe it was all the sitting. And dreaming. And hoping. And season watching that made them flat like this. It wasn't their fault. Really. They couldn't help it. There was a lot of cushion throwing and sitting and drinking a drink that spilled or accidentally rips with a notebook. And then there was the ...

When Dan Keppel applied for a new credit card earlier this year, he eagerly awaited the advertised rewards. They included a $200 sign-up bonus after spending $1,000 in the first three months, along with 1.5% cashback on purchases. He spent the required amount and then waited for his rewards. And waited. When you don't hear... Kimberly Palmer is a writer at NerdWallet. Email: kpalmer@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @kimberlypalmer.