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photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: moto reveal: emily bowser’s bedroom “after” is unrecognizable from the “before”
Lately at EHD, we’ve been brainstorming a lot of beginner guides and formulas, and since I am in the midst of designing my apartment, I’ve found myself contemplating things like tools. Riveting, I know. But when you have things like painting, installing window treatments, and hanging art on the brain these things come up. So, I wanted to know what tools do I really need in my toolbox? And what tools should I invest in that will ultimately make my life easier in the long run? These are the important questions the current state of the world has me pondering....
2020-05-23
Is Dad a football fan? This fun picture holder for his desk makes a great homemade Father’s Day gift. The post Football Picture Holder was featured on Fun Family Crafts. #FoamEgg #Paint #PictureHolder #Father'sDay #FootballCrafts
Fujifilm Instax Mini 7s Bundle Just $69.00!
Head over to Walmart and grab the Fujifilm Instax Mini 7s Bundle for just $69.00! This features the Fujifilm Instax Mini 7 Camera, a case, 10 sheets of film and a holder for your photos. To compare, the new Fujifim Instax Mini 11 Camera costs $59.99. So while you are getting an older version, you are also getting the case, film, and photo holder for just $10.00 more! This comes in a light blue and pink option. Plus, it will ship free for everyone. #FreeShipping #CrazyDeals #WalmartCoupons #FujifilmInstax #AllDeals
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The ‘New Normal’ for Many Older Adults Is on the Internet
The last real disaster Bonnie Weiss lived through was San Francisco’s 1989 earthquake. Even watching a piece of chimney break through her living room window didn’t prepare her to live alone during a global pandemic, she says. Weiss is nearing 80 years old, and has no children. Her partner, who’s ill and more susceptible to catching coronavirus, lives 30 miles away. She wishes she could hug or cuddle or hold hands with him, or with anyone. But San Francisco just extended its shelter-in-place, so at least until the end of May, that will be impossible. “We’re all going through it...