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Share Your Style #462

Welcome to this week’s Share Your Style #462, dear friends! So many lovely late summer and early fall ideas to share with you this week. Can you believe that school starts for much of the United States in just two weeks? Some teachers and staff are already back to work beginning this week here in Texas. I will miss the kids but I am thankful for retirement. ๐Ÿ™‚ Let’s check out this week’s features…

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We were up at our RV this past weekend and I will give you a sneak peak at what we were up to…

Coming soon!

But otherwise, no posts for me as I am still writing them… ๐Ÿ˜‰

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And here are this week’s featured posts…

Up first this week is this yummy recipe ~ Chicken Baked with Peaches, Thyme & Dijon ~ Serious YUM from Melynda at Scratch Made Food & DIY.
Penny from Penny’s Treasures brings us this fun Strawberry & Lemon Summer Kitchen Tour.
Sweet, love this!!!
From Melissa at My Homemade Roots comes this decadent dessert ~
From Scratch: Lemon & Blueberry Icebox Cake. Yes, please!
( And a second helping… ;)’ )
Debbie from Debbie-Dabble Blog brings out all the fall feels in this post ~
Falloween Haul, New Dollar Tree Pricing & Gnome Garden Update.
Gear up for the season, friends, woohoo!!!
Our final feature for this week is from Lynne over at Thrifting Wonderland ~
A Touch of Renaissance in Your Entryway…
Just lovely!

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6 thoughts on “Share Your Style #462”

  1. Looking forward to your next posts. I’m also a retired teacher and although you miss the kids, retirement is really great. Thanks so much for the feature for the Renaissance entryway. It was great finding things in my home to use for this presentation. Have a lovely week.
    Lynne, Thrifting Wonderland

  2. Hi and greetings from Austria. I found your blog in a blog linking list by Esme.
    Have a good time and thanks for hosting
    Violetta

  3. As a former teacher I totally get it, the kids are the best part…but retirement is glorious. Enjoy!

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