Thursday, August 20, 2020
Long Distance Gift Ideas
Saturday, May 23, 2020
Craving Coffee Giveaway
Welcome to the Craving Coffee Giveaway!
1 Winner Crave French Vanilla Flavored Coffee.
Host is Michigan Saving and More


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Craving coffee with Crave French Vanilla Flavored Coffee
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THE GIVEAWAY
Takobia Earrings Giveaway
Welcome to the Takobia Earrings Giveaway!
1 Winner will receive 2 pair of Takobia earrings from their most recent collectiton.
Host is Michigan Saving and More

Takobia Earrings
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2 random pair of earrings from their most recent collectiton.
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THE GIVEAWAY
John Boos & Co. Walnut Rustic-Edge Cutting Board Giveaway
Welcome to the John Boos & Co. Walnut Rustic-Edge Cutting Board Giveaway!
1 Winner
Host is Deliciously Savvy
My co-hosts for this giveaway are Michigan Saving and More, Gifts for all seasons, Home Jobs by Mom, Giveaway Gator, Cruises 2021 & Miki’s Hope

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A Little History On John Boos Boards:
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Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Fun Facts About The US Flag
Fun Facts About The US Flag
Vermont and Kentucky were states 14 and 15 and the flag changed from 13 stripes to 15 stripes. However, when there were more states added, there were discussions as to whether or not they would constantly add more stripes to each state. So, they decided to go back to just 13 stripes to represent the 13 colonies.
The US Flag that we have today is the very first flag to have lasted for 50 years. At one point, we had 17 different versions of the flag over a 50-year span!
There is just a time when burning the flag is acceptable. If the flag is damaged beyond repair, the US Flag Code does state that you can, in fact, burn it in order to dispose of it with dignity.
Just like a lot of us, the US Flag has a few nicknames! You have probably heard someone use one of those nicknames. One of the first nicknames was, "Old Glory". Another popular nickname a lot of people still use is, "Stars and Stripes".
The American Flag has been on quite a few trips! Not only has it been taken to the moon but, in 1909, Robert Peary traveled to the North Pole and took a flag that his wife had sewn and put it in the ice.
In 1963, Barry Bishop took a flag with him on his trip to the top of Mount Everest!
According to the US Flag Code, the flag should never be flown in bad weather. If it must be flown at nighttime, it must be illuminated.
History suggests that the colors of the flag were chosen because red represents valor, white represents liberty and purity and the color blue represents justice and loyalty.
The proper way to view the flag when it's on display is by facing the flag with your right hand over your heart. You've probably done this at school or right before a baseball game or a hockey game!
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On August 3, 1949, President Truman signed an Act of Congress that would designate every June 14th as National Flag Day. Our current president, Donald J. Trump celebrates his birthday on June 14th too!
There are so many fun facts about the flag! This is just a short list but if you want to impress your friends (or your teaches!) check for more at your local library or online. If you're bored and looking for things to read about or learn about, you could also start memorizing the states and even include the order in which they became stars on the flag!
You could also check out Flags Unlimited for more fun facts and to purchase one of your very own!
Saturday, March 28, 2020
Gift Ideas For The Man In Your LIfe
It’s the thought that counts. That’s what many people say about being presented with gifts that are unwanted, unnecessary or downright confusing. It’s a noble opinion, but it doesn’t help those individuals who struggle with finding the perfect present. Gift-giving anxiety plagues many shoppers, and it’s especially troublesome when one is charged with purchasing a gift for the proverbial man-who-has-everything. Father’s Day spending reached a record $16 billion last year, much of that adding to America’s fathers’ ever-growing collections of socks, ties and coffee mugs. With dad’s day on the horizon, get your father something he truly wants this year. Here are two gift ideas that will make him happy.
Science and History
Remember all those times your dad bugged you about your school studies? It just might not be because he recognized the importance of a good education. Many fathers continue to enjoy academic interests throughout their lives. If he’s a science and nature lover, take an active role in building a mineral collection or purchase a telescope and spend some quality time under the stars. To treat a history buff, take him on a day trip or mini-vacation to a Colonial community, Civil War battleground or Old West landmark. Even gifts like films and books about history will be appreciated.
Sports and Recreation
When dad’s a sports enthusiast, you’ll surely score when giving him game tickets to watch his favorite team play. If his fandom flirts with fanaticism, consider gifting him a jersey or other sports memorabilia autographed by his childhood idol or current favorite. If he’s a hands-on sporting type, treat him to a fishing or hunting adventure, or even spend an afternoon together in your favorite wild spaces hiking, trail biking or whitewater rafting.
Whatever you decide to do for your dad, do it together. The thing that matters most is spending quality time with the ones you love.






