Pinned It [Subtitle: I'm Trying to Appear Interesting]

I'm not going to lie: I love Pinterest. I actually make a lot of recipes from it and have found some crafty sort of things to complete as well. Here are a few things I have my eye on right now:

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I am going to make one of these for Sawyer's bedroom. The rug mat just arrived in the mail, so I'm ready to start cutting strips!

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This is another project on my to-do list for this break: re-caulk the tile in our bathroom. I know this seems pretty simple to most DIYers, but considering my idea of hanging shelves includes the sticky velcro stuff, this is a big damn deal.

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Always on the hunt for dinner recipes, or things for lunches, this Easy Cheesy Breakfast Casserole would make for a good brinner,  this Caprese Garlic Bread looks pretty delicious, and if I could get it together to prep these Gluten Free Instant Noodle Cups for lunch I'd be so happy. 

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This is beautiful. I'd love to say I'd make it, but let's face it- I'm not going it. But I want it.

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 I read on some travel list of places we should be going on 2015 (since we all built international travel into our budgets this year, right?) that Faroe Islands in Denmark are pretty spectacular. Judging on the pinned pics I'd have to agree.

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I generally think of Popsugar as the site where I used to get my 8-minutes arm exercise routine, but apparently they tell us what to read, too. I thought this challenge had some good suggestions. 

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I'm all about archiving fun activities for toddlers- I hear they have pretty shitty attention spans. I'm not always a huge fan of this blog, but I do love her willingness to create hands-on experiences for her kid without schlepping him to five million places or sitting him in front of the TV. Oh, and there is nowhere in hell we'd do the one with catsup. Just no.