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@Scoot BAHHAHAH

I've made pudding with them before, but they mostly just get thrown into my overnight oats or smoothies.

People have already said it, but don't be afraid to have your furniture float. You don't need to line your sofa up against a wall. Float it infront of the fireplace with flanking chairs, if there is room. Tie things together with a great rug, and if there is too much space behind the sofa, add a sofa table.

Never thought of this... great idea! Also, I LOVE my avocado knife. It really is better than a regular knife or spoon :)

The storage is nice, but still a very cluttered space. Time to get rid of some baskets aka dust collectors. :)

Great job Sarah! Really gorgeous space.

Just heard that you have to give-up the iconic polar bear shaped license plates (this is the little Nunavut news we get down in Ottawa). Hope you get something cooler instead :)

My sister-in-law (a first time mommy) makes the 8 hour trip up to our place often enough with our new nephew. She stops frequently for diaper changes and feeding, usually adding an extra hour or two to the trip, but hasn't had a real problem with it.

Try to plan a route that has lots of rest-stops or room where you can safely pull off the road if needed.

Otherwise, don't worry! This is suppose to be a vacation. Baby will have to be alone in the backseat eventually, why not give it a try now.

I would never ever steal plants from other homes (and would be devastated if someone invaded my garden), but I do feel really tempted to take clippings from shrubs and plants that the city puts in. Ottawa (being the capital) is jammed full of planted city parks and even our traffic lanes are lined with planted gardens. Stealing an entire plant or cutting flowers is not cool, but a small shrub or grass clipping couldn't hurt too much... could it? I haven't gone to this dark side yet, but I think about it everyday when I drive to work. :)

My Estonian great grandmother always used onion skins for her egg dying.

So happy! I bought a new build two years ago with a giant yard and have been struggling to fill it with a small budget. Looking forward to what you have to share!