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The Crazy Little Lovebirds Link Party 133

🌼 Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #133! I’m so glad you’re here. This weekly gathering is a cozy space to share your inspiring creations—delicious recipes, family‑friendly blog posts, creative crafts, DIY home décor projects, and other uplifting ideas that spark joy. If you love discovering new DIY inspiration, home projects, and creative content from fellow bloggers, you’re in the right place.

Hi everyone! I hope you are all doing well. We had a wonderful time during our staycation, and you can read about it in my post titled "Lately: Things That Have Made My Heart Happy." The weather was definitely hot during our trip! Tomorrow it cools down to mid-40s. How is the weather where you live? I can't wait to see what you all share this week. As always, thank you for being a part of the party. I truly appreciate you!

Congratulations to our featured bloggers


Lisa Notes – “Do You Assume the Best or the Worst?”

Lisa shares a beautiful reminder about slowing down and choosing kindness. Her story really makes you think about how much lighter life feels when we give others grace. Such a heartfelt read.


Amy’s Creative Pursuits – “How to Style a Dough Bowl for Easter.”

Amy put together the sweetest Easter dough bowl using simple pieces she already had. It’s soft, springy, and full of charm — the kind of project that makes you want to gather a few items and start decorating right away.

Within a World of My Own – “The Two Seasons of St. Paul, Minnesota.”

Sally takes us along for a fun look at two of St. Paul’s big celebrations — the State Fair and the Winter Carnival. Her photos and stories capture the energy, the traditions, and the joy of each season so well.

Food Nutters – “Crackling Cookies With Sesame Seeds.”

These savory crackling cookies are such a unique little treat. Crispy, flavorful, and topped with sesame seeds — a perfect recipe for anyone who enjoys trying something different in the kitchen.


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  1. Our weather is switching from hot to cool again too. It can't seem to make up its mind this month. :) Thanks for featuring my post on giving the benefit of the doubt. I have to remember to give it to myself too! ha.

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  2. Lisa, you're very welcome! So happy to feature your post. We enjoyed it very much. Today it's raining and I'm definitely not complaining, especially with fires starting. It's nice to cool down and have some moisture. Thank you for joining us each week. You are appreciated.

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  3. Hello, Stephanie, thanks for this linkup. Happy weekend and hope you have good weather. Here we have rain, and sunshine and Spring mixed throughout the day and week.
    My entries: #10+11+12
    I would love it if you would join me weekly at SSPS https://esmesalon.com/seniorsalonpitstop/

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    1. Esme, your weather sounds like the perfect mixture of spring. 🌸🌼 I love that. ❤️ Enjoy! ☀️

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  4. The weather seems to be crazy all over the country! We have had days in the 70s or 80s and then it has gone back down to the 40s and 50s. I will be glad when it settles down. Thanks for hosting each week--will give your post a read!

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    1. I agree, it's definitely been off lately. Last week I felt like we skipped spring and went straight to summer, lol. Have a great weekend!

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  5. Our weather has gone up and down, but thankfully we've had a lot of sunshine! Thanks so much for hosting.

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    1. Pam, sunshine is always so nice. Enjoy! 🌞

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  6. Thank you so much for the feature! The weather here has been all over the place, everything was blooming, the bees were out, and then suddenly, snow. I was just getting ready to make dandelion bread and now I'm out making snowballs :)

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    1. Mariama, dandelion bread sounds wonderful, but snowballs sound like a lot of fun. 🤩The weather has been wacky lately, but I am thankful it hasn't been too crazy. ☃️❄️ Have a wonderful time in the snow. 🌨️😊

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  7. I'm glad you had a great trip Stephanie! It's quite cold here on hte east coast of Australia at the moment with a blast from the Antarctic. Unseasonally cold for the beginning of Autumn but we're enjoying it immensely!
    Thank you for hosting.
    Blessings, Jennifer

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    1. Jennifer,

      Thank you. I am happy to hear that you are enjoying it immensely. 🥰 That is so wonderful to hear. 💖 Thank you for visiting my latest post; that was so kind of you. 🤗 Yes, we had a wonderful time. It was a bit hot, but we made the best of our short trip. I hope that you have beautiful days ahead. 🌷 Take care.

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  8. It's hot and then cold, cold and then hot. This is a really crazy start to spring!

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  9. Around here the weather is kind of wishy washy. A bit of Spring but also a bit of Fall like weather.

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  10. Thank you for featuring my dough bowl and saying such kind words. I so appreciate it.

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  11. The weather this spring has been a bit of a rollercoaster in our world, too! I'm hoping we get some "real" spring temps soon - I love 50's and 60's! Thanks so much for another wonderful party! We so appreciate the time and energy you devote to it each week!

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    1. Laura, I agree that it's been a bit of a rollercoaster. I was hoping for real spring temperatures as well. Last week, we hit nearly 90 in Denver. Thanks for joining the party. We appreciate you!

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