Holly and Jamie talk about Jamie's quiver. That isn't a euphemism, she actually is an archer now. They also talk about:
- Wrapping paper storage at home
- Oil rubbed bronze, duh!
- Jamie needs a chicken (maybe not when the bows and arrows are out)
- Don't buy used wicker public service announcement
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Find out more about Holly at Kids Activities & HollyHomer.com & one of her favorite recent blog resources is a ton of ideas for teacher appreciation week & over 250 coloring pages you can print for free plus you need a giggle and these funny jokes will help!
Find out more about Jamie at Totally the Bomb. One thing you may not know about Jamie is that she is the go-to source for Starbucks sizes because it is super confusing, she also has the inside scoop on the Hobby Lobby coupon & knows why your broom standing up. She is that smart.
Together they run PlayIdeas.com & a super popular fun idea over there is our big list of popsicle stick crafts along with some really cute sleepover ideas for kids & handprint art! You will like them.
Hear ya next time!
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