Tuesday Toss Up: Weekly Inspiration #2
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Tuesday Toss Up is a weekly roundup of links I find that I think would interest you. It covers everything from home decor to gardening to books, TV, and products.
Food:
7 delicious air fryer salmon recipes from the blog Simply Air Fryer.
Arugula salad with pears and goat cheese recipe at Salads For Lunch.
For all of you cooking for one person, check out this blog, One Dish Kitchen.
Home Decor & Garden Links:
55 clever small living room ideas.
Cozy entryway ideas for small spaces in decorating tips for winter.
This is why you need houseplants this winter.
Books I Want To Read:
I’m looking forward to reading a new book that comes out later in January called Tell Me What You Did by Carter Wilson. It is about a popular true crime podcast that invites people to anonymously confess crimes they’ve committed to an audience.
After Annie: This novel is about what a wife and mother gave to those who loved her: the power to go on without her. The lesson they learn is that no one beloved is ever truly gone.
Two Sisters, one single event, a family changed forever. Valerie Fraser Luesse’s Letters From My Sister weaves a complex and suspenseful tale with intrigue, romance, and Southern charm.
Things I Own & Love:
A few years ago, I put a heated mattress pad on my bed, and boy, I love the warmth of my bed in the winter months. Here are reviews about heated mattress pads from The Spruce.
I have these two large litterboxes for my cats, and I won’t buy any other litterboxes.
I love these warm winter socks.
This is my three cats’ favorite toy. It’s cheap, and it entertains them for long periods.
Valentine’s Day Inspiration:
Strawberry Conversation Heart Cookie Recipe (And it’s naturally colored!)
Warm and fuzzy Valentine’s Day socks.
Air-dry clay hearts to DIY for Valentine’s Day.
More Random Links:
How to overcome the emotional side of downsizing.
I like to snack on these Pirate’s Booty Aged White Cheddar Cheese Puffs for a special treat while watching TV.
To check out my ever-evolving list of books I’ve read, click on my page, Cozy Little Booknook.
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Thanks for the links to puruse. I love my heated mattress pad, too! Nothing feels better than slipping into a warm bed on a cold night.
I saved the link to the 50 small space living/sitting rooms for mooning over later on. Some are so cozy and pretty. The British really old cottages, homes, the flats and the uptown townhouses ring my chimes! It’s hard to believe how small some of those spaces are. I’ve been trying to come up with a different arrangement in my small (9 x 10) bedroom that I use as an office/library/den. I recently changed it from the arrangement I set up in 2014 and have kept for 10 years, but I’m not satisfied with it. I know part of the problem is the furniture, too large for the space, but there is no way I’m going to part with my Chinese Dynasty style desk (large but made of solid wood with burl wood inlaid top) that I bought from a Spiegel’s catalog back in 1986, or my two tall Walmart bookcases that I got for a steal online 10 years ago that hold a TON of books, framed photos and papers that I should hide in a closet in a small file cabinet – that’s on my never-get-around to “To Do” list. Lots of inspiration to check out.
Your posts are blocked by pop up ads. Very difficult to read your posts
Hi Brenda, do you have a link for your living room rug? Thanks
The Sunbeam heated mattress cover rated one of the best is $196.00 on the Canadian amazon site, big difference from American amazon, pricing is nuts up here. Thanks for your blog always interesting.
Hi Brenda,
Your site is not working well Ads are blocking the text and beautiful pictures.
If you’re referring to the table in my living room, I found it at Hobby Lobby.
Love that table…and what is on it…so 😍 pretty…
Good morning: I was looking at the 55 small spaces to decorate. I am happy to see color coming back in all of them. I always feel life is to short for white & gray! Thanks for sharing..
I agree wholeheartedly!