Are you ready for Valentine’s Day this weekend? If not, here’s a little help: a Valentine’s day madlib for you to download and give to your special someone.
The PDF includes the madlib (above) and a cute heart pattern for the back of your card (designed by yours truly). I ran a sheet of cardstock through my printer twice (once for the front, and once for the back), and then cut it out. Enjoy!
Madlibs remind me of the grade school days when we’d come home with a shoebox full of special messages and candy. Around here, we’ve upgraded from conversation hearts and red hots to chocolate mousse. I have all my ingredients ready to go.
By the way, if you are looking for a good chocolate mousse recipe, Hershey’s Chocolate Lover’s Mousse for Two is my go-to recipe when I’m short on time and don’t want to fuss with the egg yolks. It uses 1/2 tsp of gelatin instead and makes just enough for 2. However, if you are craving the real thing, I can also vouch for Martha Stewart’s bittersweet chocolate mousse. Extra work, but extra good…
Do you do anything special for Valentine’s Day?
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By Kelly
February 10, 2010
Today, as promised, I am sharing with you the Ever Kelly moving labels.
I suffer from a condition many of you may know called labeling fatigue. Give me a sharpie and I start out with the best of intentions. Boxes 1-3 have an essay on the side with a detailed list all the way down to stuff like “meat thermometer.” Boxes 4 and on get labeled “stuff” or the ever popular “miscellaneous.”
I know that fancy moving labels look suspiciously like procrastination, but these were a lifesaver for me. Moving is hard. Having a system helps me stay calm.
The genius part is that there is a checklist on the side as well as space for details. This works great for those mixed up boxes that are mostly your pots and pans, but also have those forks that didn’t fit in the last box. Check. Check. You’re done and moving on to the next one.
Each label prints with a companion sticker (minus the checkboxes) so you can label more than one side on your box.
Download the PDF of the Ever Kelly Moving Labels.
Tips:
- I printed these on white 8 ½ x 11” full sheet printer labels. Individual labels drive me crazy, so I’d rather just use my paper cutter and make my own. It does take a little extra time, so print and cut BEFORE you move. If you are moving today, I would recommend that you skip the labels, get your marker, and GO.
- These categories are probably not an exact match for your house so scribble away. Circle, cross out, and make them yours.
Enjoy and take care of yourself, ok?
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By Kelly
September 22, 2009
