A few of our favs from last week........... 
/ Gray Skies / How to Wear a Leather Vest / Layered Peppermint Gooey Butter Cake / Tuxedo and Tunic / The Rules for #FundayMonday Link-Ups:1. Follow your hosts Molly @ still being [molly] , Carly @ Lipgloss & Crayons , and your guest hosts for the week Meagan from Because of Jackie and Jenny from Crumbs Under the Table! 2.Grab a button and / or post a link back here in your BLOG POST (NOT your blog’s main page) so your readers know what all the #fundaymonday-ness is about. We love you guys linking up and we do go through and read all your posts… so if you do not give credit, we will have to remove your link. That’s no fun, right? Right. So be nice and share a link! Pretty please? 3. Link your blog post up using the linky tool below! It can be ANYTHING! An outfit post, a giveaway, a story, a recipe, whatever. Why? Cause it’s #fundaymonday! 4. Visit a blog or four that you’ve never been to before and leave a #fundaymonday comment – you never know, you might “meet” someone new that you will lurve! 5. Have fun! Cause it's Monday! Want to cohost #Fundaymonday? We are currently accepting weekly cohosts..........please email us at [email protected] for more info!
Now, about Thanksgiving and such...
For various reasons, we had an early Thanksgiving this past weekend. Someone else was in charge of the main dishes this year. I chipped in with an appetizer (this Smoky Bacon-Cheddar Cheese Ball) and a couple of desserts, including these fantastic macaroons. They are so easy, but such a crowd pleaser!
A phenomenon I've noticed at gatherings such as Thanksgiving, where several people have contributed to the table, is this: inevitably, someone, looking to graze on something tasty makes their way over to the table where various and sundry goodies are on display for the taking. They stand there, trying to take it all in, wondering what this is or what that has in it, and who made what. (Not, mind you, for the purpose of avoiding Aunt Sally's famous cheddar loaf, but so that the right person will receive the credit and thanks for the food he or she is about to consume, of course.)
So, for those of you who are celebrating Thanksgiving this week, like normal people, here's a few free printables, including some tags meant to solve this very dilemma. I've also thrown in a "Gather together and Give Thanks" sign for your table or kitchen, and some extra labels for whatever! (I'm loving the chalkboard look these days.)
Sign
Tags for Food
Tags for Whatever!
Happy Thanksgiving week! Don't stress out too much!
