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Creative Uses for Corks: Toys, Centerpieces, Trivets and More

jennifer · March 14, 2011 ·

As I was taking pictures for my last post, I came to the realization that I have a ton of corks in my house. And I have several uses for them. It all started when I purchased a side table from IKEA. The table is clear with a removable tray top. I liked that I […]

Art Projects + Ideas art projects, centerpiece ideas, collecting corks, creative toys, decorating

DIY Artwork for Decorating Your Home

jennifer · March 8, 2011 ·

I love art. I love to surround myself with items I deem as art. Anything that moves me. Inspires me. The problem is that I can’t always afford to buy the art and well-designed items I want. When this happens, I improvise. Sometimes, the best art is what you create yourself. Here are some examples […]

Art Projects + Ideas art projects, design ideas, DIY artwork, home decorating

Kids are fascinating

jennifer · March 6, 2011 ·

I am fascinated by my children. I love watching them grow and learn. I never understood how interesting we human beings are since having to raise my own two kids. At 5 and 2, my kids are at great ages to observe. Of course, every age to this point has been “a great age.” That’s […]

Parenting being a mom, Biz, developmental milestones, G, kids, parenting

Being a mom to a righty and a lefty

jennifer · March 1, 2011 ·

I have become increasingly aware of my left-handedness since having children. Not that being a lefty hasn’t been a challenge for the past 35 years. I’ve had to constantly adjust to living in a right-handed world. Simple things like driving a stick shift and setting up a work station can be difficult at first. But, […]

Being a lefty, Parenting Being a lefty, left-handedness, lefty children

How working for a nonprofit taught me the art of prioritizing

jennifer · February 22, 2011 ·

I’ve been in the nonprofit world for more than six years now. I’ve been fortunate enough to have a schedule that allows me to work part-time, so I have the time to do things like bear children, take grad classes and do some freelance writing and website design work. The benefits offered by nonprofits are […]

Business, Philanthropy prioritizing, working for a nonprofit

Yes, you can be energy efficient in an old house

jennifer · February 20, 2011 ·

My house was built in 1892 and is situated in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Brunswick, Maine. It is three floors, has a full basement and is a little over 3,300 square feet. It still has its original windows and virtually no insulation. When we purchased the house a little over three years ago, […]

Life, Living in Maine BlogHer, energy efficient living, GE ecomagination challenge, Maine

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