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Author Archives: Erin Carroll

About Erin Carroll

Erin is a wife, boy mom, and writer of the blog, Blue-Eyed Bride. She spends her days taking care of her boys and their home while trying to embrace the chaos that sometimes comes with that. She loves to plan parties, organize, decorate, cook, and read.

  • my Valentine’s Day card and gift guide

    February 4, 2013 - no Comments

    Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and moms, wives, and hopefully husbands across the country are rounding up gift ideas. Our new Valentine’s Day tradition since having kids is to cook steaks and twice-baked potatoes at home after the kids go to bed. It’s relaxing and we do...

  • in with the new {toy organization}

    January 7, 2013 - no Comments

    photo via With the excitement from the holidays coming to a close, and the beginning of a new year, we’re focusing on trying to simplify. I know that in our house, our kids end up with way more than they need after Christmas. Between grandparents, family friends, an uncle, a great- grandmother...

  • Kid Craft: Handprint Reindeer Antlers

    December 10, 2012 - no Comments

    I was so excited to make these fun Handprint Reindeer Antlers/Headband with my boys. They both love wearing hats and love pretending, so I knew they’d love this. Here’s what you will need: 1. Brown construction or scrapbook paper 2. Stapler (We’re not quite ready for glue in our ho...

  • fall activities for families

    November 12, 2012 - no Comments

    As soon as October 1 comes around I start to get excited. There’s a strong feeling of nostalgia that I get and it is all because of this time of year. There’s something cozy about watching football games and eating a bowl of chili. And thinking about Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas...

  • My favorite chili recipe

    October 15, 2012 - no Comments

    There are so many things about the fall season that are distinctly “fall.” The smell of pumpkin, for instance, always reminds me of all. The smell of leaves burning when we’re walking outside. And seeing the beautiful colors on the trees and in the leaves that have fallen into our y...

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