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Top 5 Reasons Why I’d Prefer My Anniversary Not To Fall on Easter Sunday | Celebrate Holiday
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Celebrating everyday holidays with Michelle Rayburn Crawford. Top 5 Reasons Why I’d Prefer My Anniversary Not To Fall on Easter Sunday. Top 5 Reasons Why I’d Prefer My Anniversary Not To Fall on Easter Sunday. April 4, 2010. Hello, Celebrate Holiday readers! As you may have guessed, today, Easter Sunday, also happens to be my. Anniversary this year. Lucky me, I have been happily married for. Twelve years now. And having your anniversary fall on Easter Sunday. We can’t go anywhere! The above reasons actua...
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Miss me? I missed you, too! | Celebrate Holiday
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Celebrating everyday holidays with Michelle Rayburn Crawford. I missed you, too! I missed you, too! August 18, 2010. Hello, Celebrate Holiday readers! I must apologize for the severe lack of blogs in the past few months. There have obviously been many holidays worth celebrating, including the patriotic holidays Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. So, I’ve been a little busy! Prepare for some awesome blog posts in the very near future. Until then, I remain,. Your friend on the web,. Enter your email addr...
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MMM-mmm-Mint Chocolate Day! | Celebrate Holiday
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Celebrating everyday holidays with Michelle Rayburn Crawford. February 19, 2010. Holy Mint Chocolate Day, Batman! I really love these food holidays, they are the easiest and yummiest to celebrate! So today being Mint Chocolate Day, I have decided to share a phenomenal recipe for Chocolate Mint Cookies. That I found on one of my favorite recipe websites, www.allrecipes.com. Chocolate Mint Cookies (photo by mckarlson). 1 1/2 cups packed brown sugar. 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips. Roll dough into balls a...
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BRRrrr- It’s National Frozen Food Month! | Celebrate Holiday
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Celebrating everyday holidays with Michelle Rayburn Crawford. BRRrrr- It’s National Frozen Food Month! BRRrrr- It’s National Frozen Food Month! March 3, 2010. Folks, if you follow me on Facebook, you may recall that last week I posted that I had created a two-week menu plan and shopping list. With Little League starting up for my two sons the days of being unorganized are over. Practices and games abound and hot, timely meals are crucial to everyone’s health and satisfaction. And Pasta side dish (Lipton).
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Pls Help: SUPER QUICK survey for 6th grade math project | Celebrate Holiday
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Celebrating everyday holidays with Michelle Rayburn Crawford. Pls Help: SUPER QUICK survey for 6th grade math project. Pls Help: SUPER QUICK survey for 6th grade math project. May 20, 2010. Hello, please click this link to take this SUPER QUICK survey (only 2. To help Miles with a math project. Http:/ www.surveymonkey.com/s/PWSRNV2http:/ www.surveymonkey.com/s/PWSRNV2. Thank you very much! Michelle (Miles’s mom). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Blogger, wh...
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I’m Waffling on the Feast of the Annunciation! | Celebrate Holiday
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Celebrating everyday holidays with Michelle Rayburn Crawford. I’m Waffling on the Feast of the Annunciation! I’m Waffling on the Feast of the Annunciation! March 25, 2010. Hello, my dear Celebrate Holiday readers! The Crawford domicile has been very busy of late and I am afraid I have left you with nothing to celebrate for far too long. So lets get right to it:. Today, March 25th we have a harmonious mix of holidays for which I have a perfectly coordinated way to celebrate both. To eat your waffles?
