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When spring finally arrives.

With warmer temps around the corner, I can't help but feel happy and prepare things around here for spring.


Each day our daughter has been keeping track of the weather. Today it's going to be around 60 degrees. 




Pinterest has so many great ideas for cleaning. I started on this lemon/vinegar garbage disposal cleaner. Just add lemon peels, it asked for water.-I added vinegar instead. (So that it will disinfect the blades.) The lemon leaves a clean citrus smell. 


I've been reading through a few books. -Preparing our garden, planning for an outdoor kitchen, and looking over a few baby room designs.



I started setting aside some spring hair clips for my daughter. Honestly, she takes them out of her hair when I'm not looking. Just going through her collection made me smile. I'm just so ready for the arrival of spring.


I started going through a few purses. And this one is one of my favorites around springtime. It's light and provides a lot of space. Inside are many pockets- allowing me to pack away a few things for my daughter.



Springtime -Lovely light scents. I have a collection of sprays and I went through and threw a few out. I figured I had them long enough. I spray just a little, just enough to give me a light sweet scent.


I've gone through my jewelry, setting aside a few I'll wear this spring. 


Nail color- I'll keep it simple. Around spring, I enjoy pink...light colors. Sometimes I do go dark. It all just depends.




I've been enjoying my green tea face scrub. It's light and has a very light scent. I use it before bed. After I apply some night cream. When I was pregnant with my daughter, I swear everyone told me I was glowing..even after I had her. During this pregnancy, my skin has been smooth, and I'm hoping it continues to stay this way. I'm sure my night routine has helped. 



I came across the lantern I made last year and I can't wait to use it during nights on the back porch. The lighting was perfect for when we would enjoy our dinner outdoors. 



 I'm ready for spring. I'm actually over winter. 
I think I've seen enough snow for now. I'm ready for nights out on the porch, blooming flowers, outdoor play dates, and much more! Lately, I've been eating so much fruit. I picked up some grapes, watermelon, and honeydew. -I combine them all in a bowl and just sit and enjoy. It's a very happy time for me, lol. 
How are you preparing for spring? 
I hope you all are having a lovely week.

Welcome new readers. I'm so happy to have you here.:)

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  1. You have so many cute Spring things. I need a collection too!

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    1. Martina, thank you! :) I'm so ready for Spring.

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  2. Cute spring ideas!! I love the hairclips!

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    1. Ida, thank you. :) Spring is near and I am so happy. Hope you're having a great week.

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  3. Okay, I think we share a brain because I also wear Clinique Happy (it's my favorite) and because I was in Target on Monday and looked at that same pink shade of Essie polish. Whoa! :)

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    1. Jennifer, how awesome is that?! I love it. I thought the pink shade was simple and pretty. Clinique Happy smells wonderful! :)

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  4. I'm so ready to get ready for spring! And I'm super jealous of your 60 degrees. I keep reminding myself we'll get there someday. It's just taking too long!

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    1. Joey, aw I'm assuming you live somewhere where it's cold?! I wish I could send some warm weather and sunshine your way. I hear you about reminding yourself, same here. -I tell myself soon there will be more sunny days. Thank you for stopping by. :)

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  5. I'm ready for spring too! Also, I need to try that garbage disposal tip :)

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    1. Definitely try it! I love it, and the citrus smell is amazing. :)

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  6. I cannot wait for spring! I just saw that you have a small business for greeting cards. I have a couple things I ve written for wedding cards and baby showers and such. Anyway you d be interested in doing a little business together? My personal business email is glennbabies@gmail.com.

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    1. Angela, thank you. As of right now I am teamed up with my husband. We are just beginning and have had some success with it. I'm starting small, but if you would like I could direct you to the website I am using for my site. It's fairly easy to set up. I'm hoping once I build my website I can branch out, and make it even bigger.

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  7. Oh how I love your weather chart! I think we will have to make one! I am so ready for Spring! I'm ready to color with our chalk, sit on our balcony, smell fresh warm air, and enjoy park days!

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    1. Kristy, thank you so much. Yes your children would love the weather chart. We have so much fun with it. :) Sounds like you are ready for spring. I too cannot wait to smell fresh warm air. Park days are always fun, we had a fun park day today. It was wonderful. Enjoy the rest of your week.

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