I’m so good at wasting time. So good. Basically an expert. Just this morning I spent over an hour thinking up little gifts to pair with my printable food-pun valentines from last year. Remember these? Can you guess them all? (Btw, figuring out food puns is not wasting time — it’s good for your brain. Shopping is also really […]
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Punny Food Valentines!
Hello! It has been too long! Are you on instagram? I rarely get to my computer for a full blog post these days (see sweet sleeping baby below), but I do post daily food inspiration and other fun ideas to my instagram feed (@mariesaba), so come join me over there if you’d like! Now, let’s talk. […]
More Food Art Fun! Bitzer for Breakfast
Happy July! We spent the past week on vacation and it was so good to get away! Unplugged. Disconnected. And completely carefree. After such a great time, we have been slow to get back in the swing of things. Thank goodness for the Fourth of July weekend, yet another excuse to laze around with the […]
Summer Fun: Food Art & Shaun the Sheep
This is me every June: “Yay Summer! Woohoo!! . . . Wait, what are we gonna DO all summer?” Here are 20 ideas from last year, and 10 more here. This year, we got this sprinkler and this slip-n-slide and have loved both so far! Wanna know what else we’re doing this summer? Food art! That’s right . […]
Rice Krispie Treat Easter Nests
I’m actually a little surprised it took me this long to look it up. Here I am 36 years old and I’m just now learning why we tell our children that a big bunny brings eggs on Easter. This is the explanation on History.com: According to some sources, the Easter bunny first arrived in America in the […]
DIY: How to Polish Silver with Baking Soda
Motherhood, in some sense, is all about letting go, isn’t it? It’s about letting go of the things you thought were important. Things like polished silver, organized tupperware (organized anything), folded laundry, a waist … In favor of things that are more meaningful … things like love. Love in all its deepest, most surprising, fleeting forms. […]
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