Fabulous Friday Follow

 Thanks to everyone who comes back for FFF every week.  We appreciate it. My goal this week is to get 25 Fabulous Friday Followers.  Last week we almost made it with 23! I think we can do it ;) I will be out in the land of blogs promoting FFF to benefit us all.  Happy Fabulous Friday!

September 17th-21th

T.G.I.F! Every Friday begins with Fabulous Friday Follow Blog Hop
here at Lily's Laundry and  2Giggle Boxes.

Here's what you do...

1. Follow the LLBB and 2GiggleBoxes, (We will follow you too!)

2. Click on the Linky Tool below and add your blog.

3. Check out the other blogs on "Fabulous Friday Follow" and follow them too.

Linky will close on Tuesday evening at 12 PM PST

Happy Following!

XOXO, Laura and Sarah

P.S.  What is a blog hop you ask!?!?

A Blog Hop, also known as blog hopping, is to move from one blog to another, reading posts or to leaving comments. Where the mission is to gain more followers on your blog!

  It's 100% for FUN!

Anna Sova Edible (well almost ;) Paint

When Lily was born I was looked long and hard for a paint that was eco-friendly.
I found an awesome brand called Anna Sova.
Not only does the paint smell like yummy yogurt it also comes in the best color palate I have found. 

These are the colors I picked for her room.  They go perfect together. 
Saksberry for the walls and Tahiti for her ceiling with clouds.

Tahiti

Anna Sova paint is made with up to 94% food ingredients.

patented zero VOC, food-based paint is easy to use

applies & protects like standard paint and scrubs easily

made with milk casein (as used in milkshakes)

titanium dioxide (as in powdered donuts)

food grade bamboo cellulose (as in fiber bars)

food emulsifiers, fungicide, bactericide, mildew

Here's a little video I found on their website that explains about non-voc paint.
OHHH...and PS they have really good customer service too!

P.S. DON'T FORGET ABOUT OUR BLOG HOP!!! ENDS TONIGHT...2 MORE ENTRIES TO MEET OUR GOAL! THANKS EVERYBODY!!!

Sarah Bray Photography in Central Florida

I was home this summer with the girls and had the chance to get their pictures taken by Sarah Bray.  She did an amazing job.  It was about 100 degrees and 100% humidity that day. If people could have seen me jumping up and down, drenched in sweat, all  to get the girls to smile,  they probably would have died laughing.

I wanted to share a couple of the photos plus give Sarah a little shout out because she did such a good job.  If you are ever in Orlando and are looking to get some photos taken look her up!  She is great with kids (having two of her own) and is awesome with the camera.  I can't wait to get my order (finally) placed and get them framed and up on the wall.


PS Check out her blog!  It's eye candy!  She does weddings too!

P.P.S. DON'T FORGET ABOUT OUR BLOG HOP!!! ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT...2 MORE ENTRIES TO MEET OUR GOAL! THANKS EVERYBODY!!!

Key Lime Pie

We were invited to a fabulous BBQ this weekend and I wanted to bring something.  I have been craving Key Lime for some time now so that's what I brought.  I was so nervous because I have never made one before and I didn't do a test run. The fear of bringing something that your not sure if it is good or not, is not fun. LOL!

Anyways it was Yummy! And Super Easy...So I thought I would share...

What You Need

1 1/2 cups of graham cracker crumbs

1/2 cup of sugar

4 tablespoons of melted butter (1/2 stick)

2 (14-ounce) cans condensed milk

1 cup key lime or regualr limes

2 large whole eggs

Directions

Preheat Oven to 375 degrees F.

Mix graham cracker crumbs, sugar and butter with your hands. Press mixture into a 9 inch round pie dish and bake for 20 minutes.  Works really well if you smooth with a spoon. Remove and Cool.

In a separate bowl, combine condensed milk, lime juice and eggs.  Whisk well.  Fill pie shell.  Bake in oven for 13 minutes.  Chill for 2 hours.

Take out and top with whipped cream.