Minnesota Mom Blogger, Brand Ambassador, Tech Blogger, and Dental Hygienist
When we purchased this house a little over two years ago – it was a foreclosed home that the bank had paid someone to come in and ‘fix up’ to make it move-in-ready. We didn’t “fall” for the gimmick of thinking that everything was perfect and brand new, but rather we knew that we would have to be budgeting to do several large projects over the next few years. But at least we could move in and live comfortably without {Read More}
When we moved into our home a little over two years ago, the walls had been freshly painted – which was so great for us because I had a 2 year old, and a 4month old. We certainly didn’t have any spare time on our hands to paint! I know right away I painted my youngest son’s room with stripes, because I had this new stripe tool that I wanted to test out – but not one other spot in {Read More}
My husband and I have long been in search of a great way to keep the air levels in our home clean and kept nicely to prevent allergies. My family tends to suffer from allergies several times throughout the year. Through the seasons it changes from fall allergies, to winter colds and the flu, to being so dry that you’re just scratchy and miserable and then back to allergies in the spring. It just goes round and round and round {Read More}
So last night was pretty bittersweet… My husband and I spent our last night sleeping on our first bed. Today we are expecting the delivery of our new Sealy Posturpedic Hybrid Mattress! That sounds so cool, right? But it’s a little bittersweet, too. I’ll explain. My husband and I were married almost 11 years ago. Just before we were married we made our first big joint purchase.. a mattress. I had a twin daybed, and my husband had a twin {Read More}
Several months ago I mentioned to you all about how we had mice in our house! It was the craziest thing. My husband came up the stairs with a mouse in a container – telling me that he had just crawled into the container – a friendly mouse! So we gave him a few cheerios, and then my husband drove him away to a nearby cemetary so he could have a chance – but not come back in our house. {Read More}
