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The Crazy Little Lovebirds Link Party 157

 Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #157! I'm so happy you're here! This gathering is all about sharing what brings us joy.  Bring your delicious recipes, fun family moments, cozy crafts, and home projects—basically, everything wonderful you've been working on.

Hello everyone! If you're new here, welcome! We’re thrilled that you decided to join us at the party. Last week, Blogger had some issues with the comment section. I experienced this on my own blog and on others while trying to leave comments. Thankfully, it seems everything is fixed now. How was your week? I hope you all had a wonderful time. I can’t wait to share the featured posts with you!

Congratulations to our featured bloggers


Mille Fiori Favoriti – A Bear‑Filled Summer: Pat had the cutest (and wildest!) visitors this summer. Her bear stories and photos are such a treat, and I love getting a little glimpse into her beautiful mountain life.

InkTorrents – Ruins, Tales, and Quiet Moments: Soma’s sharing more of her beautiful art and quiet little stories. Her handmade books and sketches always feel like stepping into a peaceful world.


Food Nutters – Grilled Chub Mackerel: I love how simple and earthy this recipe is — fresh mackerel, fig leaves, herbs, and the grill. Perfect summer cooking.


Studio 27 – Fall Garden Photo Tour: Jennifer’s garden looks beautiful this season. Her photos capture all those quiet, cozy moments that make fall so special.


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  1. Thanks for sharing my "Bear Filled Summer" post! A bear recently tore through a neighbor's garage door to get inside to eat their garbage, which was really scary. It is sad to see how agressive the bears are becoming for food as wildlife officials have to euthenize them for safety sake.when they begin to asssociate human areas with food.

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    1. Pat, aw, yes, we have been seeing more bear activity in our area as well. They are so hungry, and at this point it is dangerous. I hope it can get under control soon for our safety and theirs. Happy to have featured your post.

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  2. I can't imagine seeing bears in my neighborhood - such a foreign concept to me. ha. Amazing to see the photos!

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    1. Lisa, I know; it's kind of scary just thinking about them in neighborhoods.

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  3. The bears used to be at the edges of the state but they are starting to show up in the inner regions which alarms me just a bit. Some wild cats as well.

    Happy Friday. Thanks for hosting.

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    1. I agree, it sure is alarming; the fires are forcing wildlife to find new habitats, and wild cats are among those trying to find a new home. Wishing you a wonderful weekend.

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  4. Thanks for the party! Cool features, too. Bears are so cute but yet, not cuddly, lol.

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    1. I agree; it is definitely not cuddly. Thank you for joining us here at the party. 🤗

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  5. Thank you for hosting Stephanie, I'm sitting at #8 this week.
    I hope you have a great week.
    Blessings, Jennifer

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    1. Jennifer, thank you for joining us here. We are always happy to have you. Have a wonderful week ahead.

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  6. Thanks for hosting, Stephanie! I've shared 10 and 11 this time. Looking forward to see what others post. Have a great weekend.

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    1. Jennifer, always happy to have you join. Have a great weekend.

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  7. Morning, Stephanie, thanks for this linkup. Better late than never, enjoy your weekend.
    My shares: #18+19+20
    We now have two Linkies: SSPS and TFT at https://esmesalon.com/seniorsalonpitstop/

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  8. Thanks for hosting another Blog Hop ... I'm going to hop right over to Pat's Blog and check out her bear story - I wouldn't want a bear in my immediate vacinty, but it will make for intersting adventure, reading ;-)

    Have a funtastic week, ahead!

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    1. You're very welcome; thanks for joining the party. Yes, bears are okay at a distance, but as soon as they are too close for comfort, that's when it's a no. 🫣
      Wishing you a fabulous week ahead.🤗

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  9. Thank you so much for featuring the fish! I actually made this on one of those dreamy days at the beach; just me, a huge fig tree, and a grill. It turned out cool, so I happily ate it for the next two days, lol. I love the bear post, and I love pretty much everything about bears. :) It’s always so nice to come back here. It feels like a completely different little world from our sometimes gray reality. Being among so many creative folks somehow reconnects you with your positive side and inspires you to go and make something. It's like a little treasure. :)

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    1. Mariama, I love that! A day at the beach, just relaxing and grilling. I bet you enjoyed it very much. It sounds so dreamy. We're always happy when you join us here, and it's always appreciated. Wonderful post.
      Yes, being around nature is wonderful. Bears are cute, but I do know they have been a little too close for comfort for Pat. We have had a few visiting our area as well. The fires have brought them closer to us.

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  10. Bears...Oh my! We have deer and bunnies, eagles and coyotes, but no bears thank goodness! Thanks for the party!

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    1. Kim, yes, the bears are visiting and becoming a little too familiar with the area due to the fires earlier in the summer. Thank you for joining the party.

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  11. Thank you for featuring my garden tour!

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  12. I am so happy that you think way about my work and stories. Thank you so much, Stephanie, for the feature!!

    -Soma

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    1. Soma, aw you're very welcome. Yes, we enjoy your work and stories so much. :)

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