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Hop into Spring with This Easy Tissue Paper Bunny Lollipop Craft
By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. This post may contain affiliate links. Read our disclosure policy. Follow us on Instagram for more fun ideas for kids! Tissue Paper Bunny Lollipops are the cutest Easter decorations! Fast, simple, and full of Easter candy for the kids, too! Don’t settle for anything less than these perfect Tissue Paper Bunny lollipops this Easter! Not only are they a mega treat, but they pack on a ton of fun to make as well. The kids will love this Bunny Easter Craft – and can even be a part of making it. Buying candy at...
Cell phone charging station Wood charging station Wood organizer Wood docking station by PromiDesign
30.00 EURBlack colored, unique and compact design wooden docking station consists of one piece with lots of necessary "caves" and laser-cut places for holding of your most necessary things. You can place you cell phone, wallet, watches, pen and even glasses, or other small items, like USB memory stick, coins, etc. Cell phone cave has a place for a wire, so it serves as a docking/charging station for your phone. Key hook is very conveniently placed in the left corner of this dock station. Have most necessary personal items on a desk or nightstand table, right before your eyes!This is...
How to Make a DIY Spring Door Hanger and a Free SVG
Transform your front door with cheerful spring door hangers using this do-it-yourself project. Crafting door decorations is simple, and we're delighted to provide you with a Free SVG file to get you started! If you make a purchase using any affiliate links below, we may earn a commission. Spring is in the air, and what better way to welcome the season of renewal than by creating charming spring décor for your home? An easy DIY spring door hanger is a perfect way to infuse your personal style and creativity into your front porch or entryway while adding a touch of...
Every Fight In John Wick: Chapter 4, Ranked Worst To Best
The following post contains spoilers for "John Wick: Chapter 4."This was my dad's favorite story: One morning, when I was four years old, a jingling chain and a loud thump woke me. I crept downstairs to investigate and found my dad -- drenched in sweat -- punching a leather hanging bag. Without hesitating, I said, "I want to do that, too." Although it surprised him, he replied, "Alrighty, kiddo." He enrolled me in karate that week. Soon, martial arts became our thing. On Saturdays, we attended regional tournaments in crowded gyms. I competed in sparring, and my dad refereed. Before...
Getting used to rejection and how to reframe it
“No” is just the beginning of your pitch. Cristal Steuer is the executive director of strategy & placement at TVP Communications, a national communications and leadership agency solely focused on higher education. When you see a response from an editor or reporter at the top of your inbox, you may have several thoughts run through your head at once. But one thought looms larger than the rest as you open it. And there it is — a rejection. Unfortunately for public relations pros, this is not an uncommon response; there are so many pitches out there for increasingly limited spots....