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Cozy TFT Party

Welcome to a cozy TFT party, where you can visit, share and enjoy wonderful blogs all while you are cozy at home. We didn’t make it to last week’s goal of 400 links. But,you were here and that is what matters!  Before we put our party hats on…It is my pleasure to shine the light on a few of our lovely bloggers from last week’s party. Please remember to leave a comment with your link number. I also share features on my facebook page! All of your hostesses share features every week so you have 7 opportunities to be featured! Please remember to pin from the original blogs. But, you can pin my feature collage, wink, wink, nudge, nudge.

cozy tft blog party

Simple Everyday Mom shared these cute Pokemon eggs and holders. Our grandsons will love these!

diy pokemon easter eggs

5 Minutes for Mom made lemon grilled pound cake and blackberries… what are you waiting for grab a fork!

grilled lemon pound cake with blackberries

Sugar Spice and Family Life made strawberry waffles…’nuff said. I’m drooling. I was just speaking with my daughter about buying a waffle maker. Now I must have one to make these!

strawberry waffles recipe

The boys are back! That’s right, Crafty Lumberjacks shared their wooden easter eggs with a root veggie twist. So cute!

wooden watercolor easter egg veggie decor

So Much Better with Age shared a lovely French vintage spring home tour. I love her beautiful mantle!

french vintage home decor

Everyday Living shared her beautiful spring and Easter tablescape. I love the pastels, everything looks so pretty.

spring and easter tablescape

Okay everyone it’s time to Party!!

Please share with your friends and social networks.

TFT party hostesses

Katherine-Katherines Corner

Nina-Vintage Mamas Cottage

Marilyn-Marilyns Treats

Bev-Eclectic Red Barn

Angelina- Petite Haus

Amber- Follow the Yellow Brick Home

Theresa- Shoestring Elegance


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  2. Pam Richardson says

    Thanks so much for hosting and for featuring my Easter Tablescape! My links are 9, 10, and 14. Happy Easter, Katie!

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  14. marilyn1998 says

    Thank you for hosting such a fun party each week. Today I brought a Collection of Easter Brunch menus, a colorful Easter Egg Bread Ring, and my favorite, a No Bake Cadbury Egg Cheesecake! I hope you enjoy them. Have a happy week! #OverTheMoon #WWBlogHop #ThursdayFavoriteThings

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  5. […] Now I must go ice my foot and make some tea with lemon and honey. Chirpy, smiling photos to the contrary, I’m feeling pretty low today. I hurt my foot at Mum’s, tripped over something, exacerbated the bruise (or sprain, or whatever it is, even the doctor’s not sure) by too much walking in my hiking boots on the raggedy, icy trail and it’s been swollen and difficult to walk on ever since. And now I feel a cold coming on. If it’s not one end it’s the other, and sometimes it’s both. Ha.  Imagine my chagrin if I’d injured my foot tripping over rampaging shoppers at the Black Friday sales. Now that really would be accidental shopping. Sort of.  How about you, my friends? Did you partake of the Black Friday hysteria, accidentally or otherwise? Find any treasures that made it all worthwhile? Linking up this week with: Visible Monday, #IwillwearwhatIlike, Thursday Favourite Things, #ShareAllLinkup. […]

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  24. […] Winter can be murder. So to while away the hours and hours when it’s too freaking cold to walk, and too icy to ski, it’s best to sublimate one’s fruitless anger and frustration by reading about murder. Or about clothes. Don’t you think? I mean it’s going down to -15° C tonight. Sheesh. Does that sound like spring to you?  I don’t know why I’m so tired of winter this year, why I am wishing and hoping for spring so darned soon. It’s not officially spring until next week. And two years ago we even had snow in April. But I shouldn’t say “we,” Hubby and I were in South Carolina when that event happened. Soaking up a little sunshine and eating lots of great food. Sigh. Not this year, though.  Still. Mustn’t grumble. I think I’ll survive. Especially when there are great books to read. And a nice fire to curl up beside. And a lovely Hubby to make dinner while I’m doing all that.  Ha. It could be so, so much worse. How about you folks? How are you staying sane until spring arrives? Any good books you want to recommend? Or other helpful coping strategies? Linking up with Saturday Share at Not Dressed as Lamb and Thursday Favourite Things […]

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  64. […] Now I must go ice my foot and make some tea with lemon and honey. Chirpy, smiling photos to the contrary, I’m feeling pretty low today. I hurt my foot at Mum’s, tripped over something, exacerbated the bruise (or sprain, or whatever it is, even the doctor’s not sure) by too much walking in my hiking boots on the raggedy, icy trail and it’s been swollen and difficult to walk on ever since. And now I feel a cold coming on. If it’s not one end it’s the other, and sometimes it’s both. Ha.  Imagine my chagrin if I’d injured my foot tripping over rampaging shoppers at the Black Friday sales. Now that really would be accidental shopping. Sort of.  How about you, my friends? Did you partake of the Black Friday hysteria, accidentally or otherwise? Find any treasures that made it all worthwhile? Linking up this week with: Visible Monday, #IwillwearwhatIlike, Thursday Favourite Things, #ShareAllLinkup. […]

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  75. […] Winter can be murder. So to while away the hours and hours when it’s too freaking cold to walk, and too icy to ski, it’s best to sublimate one’s fruitless anger and frustration by reading about murder. Or about clothes. Don’t you think? I mean it’s going down to -15° C tonight. Sheesh. Does that sound like spring to you?  I don’t know why I’m so tired of winter this year, why I am wishing and hoping for spring so darned soon. It’s not officially spring until next week. And two years ago we even had snow in April. But I shouldn’t say “we,” Hubby and I were in South Carolina when that event happened. Soaking up a little sunshine and eating lots of great food. Sigh. Not this year, though.  Still. Mustn’t grumble. I think I’ll survive. Especially when there are great books to read. And a nice fire to curl up beside. And a lovely Hubby to make dinner while I’m doing all that.  Ha. It could be so, so much worse. How about you folks? How are you staying sane until spring arrives? Any good books you want to recommend? Or other helpful coping strategies? Linking up with Saturday Share at Not Dressed as Lamb and Thursday Favourite Things […]

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  96. […] Winter can be murder. So to while away the hours and hours when it’s too freaking cold to walk, and too icy to ski, it’s best to sublimate one’s fruitless anger and frustration by reading about murder. Or about clothes. Don’t you think? I mean it’s going down to -15° C tonight. Sheesh. Does that sound like spring to you?  I don’t know why I’m so tired of winter this year, why I am wishing and hoping for spring so darned soon. It’s not officially spring until next week. And two years ago we even had snow in April. But I shouldn’t say “we,” Hubby and I were in South Carolina when that event happened. Soaking up a little sunshine and eating lots of great food. Sigh. Not this year, though.  Still. Mustn’t grumble. I think I’ll survive. Especially when there are great books to read. And a nice fire to curl up beside. And a lovely Hubby to make dinner while I’m doing all that.  Ha. It could be so, so much worse. How about you folks? How are you staying sane until spring arrives? Any good books you want to recommend? Or other helpful coping strategies? Linking up with Saturday Share at Not Dressed as Lamb and Thursday Favourite Things […]

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  134. […] Winter can be murder. So to while away the hours and hours when it’s too freaking cold to walk, and too icy to ski, it’s best to sublimate one’s fruitless anger and frustration by reading about murder. Or about clothes. Don’t you think? I mean it’s going down to -15° C tonight. Sheesh. Does that sound like spring to you?  I don’t know why I’m so tired of winter this year, why I am wishing and hoping for spring so darned soon. It’s not officially spring until next week. And two years ago we even had snow in April. But I shouldn’t say “we,” Hubby and I were in South Carolina when that event happened. Soaking up a little sunshine and eating lots of great food. Sigh. Not this year, though.  Still. Mustn’t grumble. I think I’ll survive. Especially when there are great books to read. And a nice fire to curl up beside. And a lovely Hubby to make dinner while I’m doing all that.  Ha. It could be so, so much worse. How about you folks? How are you staying sane until spring arrives? Any good books you want to recommend? Or other helpful coping strategies? Linking up with Saturday Share at Not Dressed as Lamb and Thursday Favourite Things […]

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