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...and some finds I fancy from blogland:
- ((date night)) Check out Cheap Date Friday from Married Living on a Single's Budget for some date night inspiration.
- ((organization tips)) I've been struggling with motivation when it comes to tasks around the house and this Monday Motivation on Weekly Management from Morgan at The Tiny Twig was a helpful perspective...one I needed to hear.
- ((hairstyles)) I also need some inspiration when it comes to trying new things with my long hair (I'm a total slacker when it comes to stepping out of my comfort zone with hairstyles + makeup), thanks to Ashley of The Shine Project for posting her cute vlog of the braided top knot. I'm also hoping get brave enough to a few of these hairstyles suggested by The Small Things blog.
- ((social media)) Thinking about ways to grow your blog? Ashley had a great post earlier this week where she shared some excellent tips for How to Grow Your Blog for Free.
- ((baby dancing)) Who doesn't want to start their day with a video of super cute baby? And dancing to LMFAO? Bravo, E Tells Tales!
Yes! I remember that thing! I had one of those too and I LOVED it! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great weekend too :)
Deletei think the first toy i remember was like a vintage cash register! well it wasn't vintage back then, but now it would be!
ReplyDeletehaha...what wasn't vintage then, is now ;-)
DeleteThanks so much for including me!
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome, it was too good not to share ;)
DeleteI too had a speak and spell, but I am pretty sure the first piece of technology I loved was my first tape recorder. My sisters and I used that for hours on end.
ReplyDeleteYes, I loved my tape recorder too...how could I forget listening to so many books on tape?!
DeleteOh my goodness, my husband and girls were talking about this wonderful toy a few weeks ago. I bought it for my oldest daughter who is almost 31 now. Both of them played with it for hours. Actually hubby and I used to "borrow" it and play games on it! We've always loved computers and had a Radio Shack TRS80. Thanks for the memories again.
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haha, that's fun!
Deletestumbled onto your blog and just wanted to leave you a little blog luv! i just started a "timebomb thursdays" and talked about the this!!! LoL def one of my favorite childhood toys!!
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DeleteI can just hear that robot voice now saying the letters as I push them. I swear that the Speak and Spell really did teach me how to spell. I loved that thing!
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