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A Big #TreatsForToys Thank You!

December 22, 2016/0 Comments/in THE BLOG/by Chris Read

We just completed another amazing year of #TreatsForToys for Kellogg’s Rice Krispies and I wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who participated! I saw so many amazing creations being shared and with each one creating a $20 donation to the Salvation Army, I am confident that a lot of kids are going […]

Add Some Style To Your Kids’ Lives With Peekaboo Beans

December 15, 2016/0 Comments/in THE BLOG/by Chris Read

I’m not so old that I can’t remember a good chunk of my school days. When I look back at the pictures, however, there is one thing that is extremely clear. When it came to style, I was running a score in the negatives… It’d be easy for me to blame my parents for allowing […]

Mark’s Is Your One-Stop Holiday Gifts Shop! {Plus Giveaway}

December 5, 2016/302 Comments/in Giveaways, Reviews/Giveaways, THE BLOG/by Chris Read

As I get older I find that I am having a harder time finding things to put on my Christmas wish list. At some point you just accumulate so much stuff that the thought of trying to fit something else into the garage becomes more of a nuisance than a gift. A funny thing happened […]

Making Soup With The KenmorePro Blender By Sears Canada! {Plus Giveaway!}

December 2, 2016/334 Comments/in Blog Soup, Giveaways, Reviews/Giveaways, THE BLOG/by Chris Read

Confession: I am not good in the kitchen. By “not good” I mean that I have no idea what I am doing in the kitchen and outside of university level classes, I’m not sure I will ever get much better. So when Sears Canada asked me to try out their new KenmorePro blender, I politely […]

It’s Time To Stop COMPAREnting Ourselves To Each Other!

December 1, 2016/0 Comments/in THE BLOG/by Chris Read

As someone who works heavily with social media it is often second nature to make sure that I am sharing the best possible photos and moments that I possibly can, even if those moments are a teeny, tiny bit staged… Even knowing that this is a common practice I often find myself getting jealous over […]