Weekend Wind-Down #33

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Welcome to week thirty-three of the Weekend Wind-Down link party! I can't wait to see what you creative gals have been up to this week!

I'm so thrilled to be able to bring you this party each week along with 4 other fun bloggers. We're excited to get your posts out there and see what you have to share with us! I love visiting links, and sharing them on Pinterest and Twitter. Remember, I only share and feature blogs that link back to us, so don't forget that important step! To start this party we've picked 5 unique features from last weeks party. These are posts that especially caught our eye and, of course, linked back to us. Is one of them yours?

6 Natural Ways to Lose Weight via Sparkles and Glue
Coconut and Watermelon Popsicles via Raia's Recipes
Save Money and Give Yourself a Pedicure via Oh My Heartsie Girl
S'mores Bars via What the Fork Food Blog

If you've been featured, congratulations! Feel free to grab this button and display it proudly! =) {just right click and save to your computer, then upload to your blog}


Ready to get this week's party started? Me too!

Here are the super simple rules to make this a fun party zone:




Here are the hosts...follow each one on the social media platform of your choice!

De Divah Deals

Blog/Facebook/Twitter/Pinterest

/Google+/LinkedIn/Instagram 


Snippets of Inspiration

Blog/Facebook/Twitter

/Pinterest/Google+ 


A Living Sacrifice

Blog/Facebook/Pinterest

/Etsy/LinkedIn 

Mustard Seed Mommy

Blog/Facebook/Twitter

/Pinterest/Google+/Instagram


Moms Who Save

Blog/Facebook/Twitter

/Pinterest/Google+/Instagram





Have fun, and be sure to visit some other links and meet some new people! I can't wait to see what YOU link up! =) I'll be Facebook sharing and pinning from these links, but only ones that link back to us...don't forget that important step!!



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Comments

  1. Kimberly LewisAugust 22, 2014 at 6:11 PM

    Hello cute lady! Thank you for hosting such a fun party. Please come and party with us. We would love to have you! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com/
    Happy Friday! Lou Lou Girls

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    1. NicoleAugust 22, 2014 at 9:30 PM

      Thanks for stopping by...I'll be at your party!

      Nicole =)

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  2. Diane UgoAugust 22, 2014 at 6:16 PM

    Hi Nicole, thank you for hosting. The coconut and watermelon popsicles look so refreshing, I'm urging the sun to make a great comeback over here so that I can make some. Hope you've had a great week.

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    1. NicoleAugust 22, 2014 at 9:31 PM

      Thanks so much, Diane! We have seen the sun peek out this week which is refreshing after quite a bit of rain. Hope you get some sunshine, too! Thanks for partying with us!

      Nicole =)

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