Weekend Wind-Down # 114

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Happy Friday, and Happy Easter weekend! I hope you have plans to spend focused time with family and contemplate the Reason we celebrate Easter. It is such a reminder of how much we have to be thankful for!

In spite of the activities of the weekend, I am so glad you have chosen to be part of our weekly party! Let's get started and enjoy the great Easter links that are sure to be here! :)



In case you aren't familiar with our party, here is the scoop: we like to learn new things, visit new blogs, and see what you all have been up to recently! We just ask that you link back to us somewhere on your site! From the sites that do link back, we will pick a handful of posts to feature.

I also would love for you to drop a line in the comments section...let us know how you found our party, and what elements you enjoy. Thanks! I love to hear from my readers!

Want to add another dimension to the party? Share it on social media and tag a fellow blogger that you think would be interested in joining the party! The more the merrier!


Let's get on with the party!


Our favorite links from last week:

10 Ways Minimalism Ruined my Life via A Welder's Wife
5 Steps to Clear the Clutter from your Closet via Homespun Engineer
Jelly Bean Poem - Resurrection Craft via Joyful Abundant Life
Triple Cinnamon Scones via Baking for Blessings

Thanks to these super bloggers for linking back to us! Here is a button for you to display proudly on your site:



And now on to this week's links!


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!

                                                                             Snippets of Inspiration

Blog/Facebook/Twitter/

Pinterest/Google+/Instagram


Happy Mama Tales
Blog/Facebook/Twitter/
Google+/Pinterest

So Sew Organized

Blog/Facebook/Pinterest/

Etsy/Instagram


Motivated Days

Blog/Facebook/Twitter/

Pinterest/TSU/Google+/Etsy


Moms Who Save

                                                                               Blog/Facebook/Twitter

                                                                                /Pinterest/Google+



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! =) 




Comments

  1. AnonymousMarch 25, 2016 at 6:11 PM

    Thanks so much for the feature this week! I am so very grateful. You ladies are awesome hosts, see you next week.

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    1. UnknownMarch 25, 2016 at 11:01 PM

      Thanks for partying with us and giving us great content to feature! 😍

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  2. Stone Cottage AdventuresMarch 26, 2016 at 7:53 AM

    Thank you for hosting this fun party! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures

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