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 April turned out to be a fantastic month for us, and I hope it was for you too! We celebrated our oldest daughter's 14th birthday, and it’s hard for me to accept that she’s no longer a little girl. We enjoyed a homemade Oreo cookie cake, opened gifts, and had dinner at Old Chicago. Her biggest surprise was tickets to the Half Alive Persona Tour.  Before our vacation, our youngest daughter completed a crochet project using the Woobles crochet kit we bought her. It was her first crochet project that she completed on her own. This kit is great for beginners. Since the concert was in Denver, we decided to keep our mini vacation local. We stayed at the Curtis Denver Hotel for the second time and enjoyed a week-long stay. We mainly walked around, leaving our car parked in the parking garage, and the weather was mostly nice and cool. Around the area, we captured some really cool art on buildings. On the morning of the concert, we had a lovely breakfast and visited the Denver Museum...

Do you have an old plastic container lying around? Before you throw it away, consider turning it into a lovely indoor flower display using artificial blooms. Upcycling everyday items helps reduce waste and adds a personal and creative touch to your home. Here’s how to transform a simple container into a charming floral piece that brightens up any space. Video tutorial Gather Your Materials Before you get started, make sure you have the following: A clean plastic container (any shape or size works!) The container I am using is round Artificial flowers (silk flowers work beautifully) Acrylic paint or spray paint Decorative elements (I am using decorative peel-and-stick paper) Hot glue Floral foam or pebbles (for stability), I am using floral foam Scissors Paintbrush or sponge brush Note: Apply a clear coat or acrylic sealer to protect the paint  from chipping, scratching, and fading. Step 1: Prep Your Container Thoroughly wash and dry your plastic container to remove any residue. If ...

Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #84! This party provides a platform for sharing inspiring content such as recipes, family-friendly blog posts, crafts, home decor, and other uplifting  ideas. This week has been quite busy! I'm looking forward to a few days of rest. How was your week? Thank you for joining us at the party. I can't wait to see what everyone has to share with us!  Congratulations to our featured bloggers Jennifer at Tea with Jennifer shares some deep, inspiring thoughts in her post titled "Doing It Anyway." She reminds us that what we may perceive as permanent—family, careers, homes, etc.—is not. We should remember that we live for Jesus. Head over to HoneyBears and SydneyBeans' blog to check out the delicious 7-day meal plan she has created. Meal planning is a fantastic way to help you cook more at home, and we love that! Maria at Krafty Planner has shared a free printable Easter checklist to prepare you for the holiday. This res...

Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #83! This party provides a platform for sharing inspiring content such as recipes, family-friendly blog posts, crafts, home decor, and other uplifting  ideas. Congratulations to our featured bloggers Kiku Corner shared a post about Ice Cream Sundae Bolero by Dani Sunshine. It features an adorable knitted shrug that's perfect for Spring. Lisa at Handmade in Israel showcased Tulip Hill and the Dalia Stream Swamp and Nature Reserve. Her post offers excellent detail and beautiful sights to discover.  Garden Feast presented The Essentials of a Crudité and Charcuterie Board, including a wine pairing. This board features fresh vegetables, cheeses, spreads, and sliced meats, making it a perfect option. Our Grand Lives shared 10 Grand Pranks Littles Will Love. Laughter benefits everyone, and these fun pranks will surely get your humor going.  All featured posts will be pinned on  Crazylittlelovebird's  Featured Pinter...