I’m a bit of a fan of parties – so it’s probably obvious that I’d go a bit over the top with Henry’s first birthday. I really enjoy planning and DIYing, so it was really so much fun for me to see it all come together. Henry has been obsessed with guitars and music since […]
How to host a crafting workshop (for a cause)
I know a lot of you love hosting parties, hanging out with friends, and crafting as much as I do. So, if you are interested in hosting your own crafting workshop, here are a few ideas and tips. I think anyone can replicate this. And I also think that anyone can raise a little money […]
A tale of two (slow cooker) chilis
For the sign-making workshop, I thought chili would be an appropriate fall meal that could feed a crowd. Plus, I could prep them in the Crock Pot, which was an added bonus. These recipes drew rave reviews from guests. I’ve made the beef chili before, but the white chili was a new recipe that my […]
A sign-painting party and fundraising success
Well, the big sign-painting workshop with Jen of Onion Grove Mercantile came and went. And it far exceeded my expectations. When I volunteered to host an event to support Dress for Success Quad Cities, I just crossed my fingers and hoped someone would show up and I wouldn’t embarrass myself. Instead, we ended up with […]
A low-key surprise party
When I asked Ryan if he wanted a party for his 30th birthday, he declared that he “MOST CERTAINLY DIDN’T WANT ANY FUSS AND NO PARTY. ABSOLUTELY NO PARTY.” But, since he was 30, after all, and I knew our parents would want to have dinner at the least, I suggested a very low-key barbecue […]
It’s not too late …
to join us for the sign-making workshop on Thursday. I’ve been thrilled with the response so far and so thankful to all of you who are coming and who donated. As a reminder, this event is in support of Dress for Success Quad Cities, and 100 percent of donations go to the organization, which empowers […]
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