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Jennifer Passmore

Franklin, New Jersey
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, The Drive, The Blast, BabyGaga, Mommyish, Moms.com, Hip Mama's Place, HouseDigest, New Folks and
Jennifer Passmore. mental health advocate, author, silly, sarcastic, witty mom, reporter, health blogger and founder of @Positivity_Pain
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5 time-saving dusting hacks you must try

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By Jennifer Passmore
| MSN Verified
5 Time-Saving Dusting Hacks You Must Try Dust is a ubiquitous part of life. It accumulates on surfaces and is emitted from machines, making it a common component of air quality. As homeowners, we want the air we breathe in our homes to be clean.
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15 trees with pink flowers you should have in your yard

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By Jennifer Passmore
| MSN Verified
15 Trees With Pink Flowers You Should Have In Your Yard During the late winter to the early spring season, something exciting and special happens when you pop your head outside and see little pink buds start to flower on the trees in your neighborhood. You know when they fully bloom, it is going to look spectacular. Pink flowering trees are a beautiful addition to any landscape .
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30 Home Decor Items And Features You Only Saw In The '80s

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By Jennifer Passmore
| Yahoo Life Verified
The '80s were a decade of voluminous hair, big shoulder pads, and bold home décor. It was all about making a statement, from bright lights to loud prints. According to Eyeswoon, curved designs and rounded edges in furniture pieces, like sofas, cabinetry, and tables, were a popular trend. Even today, the style is still in vogue, embodying the audacious decade. Neon colors were also all the rage in the '80s and were often used around the house.
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