Fwd: Junk mail will save you (& your kids!)



Thanks,
Veronica

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From: Hometalk <emma.jones@cnt2.hometalk.com>
Date: March 18, 2020 at 1:58:18 PM PDT
To: "msronid3183@gmail.com" <msronid3183@gmail.com>
Subject: Junk mail will save you (& your kids!)
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 Start saving that junk mail |
 
 
Dear Veronica Davis,
This is the only time you'll be grateful for junk mail...
You can use your junk mail to keep your kids busy today
You can use your junk mail to keep your kids busy today
Dip pages of an old book into Kool-Aid for adorable decor
Dip pages of an old book into Kool-Aid for adorable decor
These don't look like your average plastic Easter eggs after she's done
These don't look like your average plastic Easter eggs after she's done
She uses salt for this cool decor technique & it's so much fun to watch
She uses salt for this cool decor technique & it's so much fun to watch
Bring some joy into your living space with this clever use for a wreath form
Bring some joy into your living space with this clever use for a wreath form
Take your unused glassware out of the cabinet for this dramatic upgrade
Take your unused glassware out of the cabinet for this dramatic upgrade
Spread glue on styrofoam balls for a fun and easy family-time craft
Spread glue on styrofoam balls for a fun and easy family-time craft
How to get your home to smell like spring (better than candles!)
How to get your home to smell like spring (better than candles!)
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