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Dress wearer, avid giggler, world traveler, potential creepy cat lady, and ultimate maker of award situations. Oh, and I have a blog.
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Transform Old CD Racks Into Clever Kitchen Storage For Clutter

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Cleaning Organization & Storage Bradwieland/Getty Images Ahh ... the early aughts, an era so good the young'uns have resurrected it from the archives with reckless abandon. They like logo bags and dresses over jeans, and we've even got word that there might be a revival of that cozy Tuscan home decor that ruled the 2000s.
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Don't Toss An Old Stool — Make A Cute Birdbath Flying Friends Will Flock To Original

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Garden Garden Hacks Andrew Washington/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Making your backyard an oasis for birds is satisfying on so many levels. Not only does it feel like good karma to be neighborly to our friends in flight, but birds — proficient at pollinating and bug poaching — can also be an asset to the garden. As such, we offer them food, sweet little places to dwell, and tiny pools of clean water to drink and bathe in.
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The Backyard Addition That Feels Like A '70s Summer At Grandma's House

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Design Decor Tom Merton/Getty Images Like many other beautiful things, formal gardens were born during the Italian Renaissance. Thanks to the royal and extremely rich Medicis, it became in-fashion to stack the garden with show rooms (see: how to build a living fence) filled to the brim with bonafide works of art. These included elaborate urns, fountains, and statues, often depicting gods, angels, and mythical creatures.
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