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39.99 USD Rustic Home Decor Entryway Organizer. This great organizer is perfect for holding your mail, keys, dog leashes, coats, bookbags, or whatever else you like to keep handy by your door. Each organizer includes a pocket for mail or other items, and 3 hooks. Overall size - 17.5"w x 9.5"h The piece comes with two keyholes on the back for easy flush hanging on the wall. Available in 6 colors; Brown, Black, Grey, White, Red, and Pine.

s   Ayesha Curry 70204 Home Collection Stainless Steel Frying Pan / Fry Pan / Skillet – 8.5 Inch, Silver - Stove to oven skillet stainless steel frying pan is oven safe to a searing 500 degrees f and suitable for all stovetops, including induction dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. Feel good frying pan this ayesha curry kitchenware helps support no kid hungry to provide up to 500,000 meals to children in need learn more at nokidhungryorg/onedollar. Cook like ayesha curry stylish, flared silhouette and diamond embossed frying pan base add a chic design accent to the kitchen. Super strong handles...

16.00 USD A rose tipped coat hook hand made from Oak wood - modern, simple with a beautiful impact. It would look great keeping your bags and coats ready for a quick exit by the door, or in your bedroom to keep clothes off the floor. Want a set of five hooks for the price of four? https://etsy.me/2TxLejO Looking for a different size or color? See all of our Wall Hooks here https://etsy.me/2Wqcti7 /Mounting: • We supply screws and anchors along with an easy to follow mounting video. • The hardware we use is designed for hard walls (brick, concrete,...

You know the nursery rhyme, "Hot cross buns! Hot cross buns! One a penny, two a penny, Hot cross buns!", but do you know why we eat these golden brown buns specifically on Good Friday? It all has to do with the end of Lent and the symbols represented in the bun itself. But before we look into that, we need to figure out where Hot Cross Buns originally came from The Origin of Hot Cross Buns View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Perfect Loaf (@maurizio) According to Smithsonian Magazine, the origins of the hot cross...

My home-keeping habits were not so regular. It was no mean feat, either, as she was on the top bunk. Every day. It was and is simply pulling teeth for me to make my bed. But I suspect it would have been just as difficult for my friend to not make her bed as it was for me to make my bed. In both cases, it would seem to us that something was not right. In my case, because a jumble of blankets was normal, and a made bed was unfamiliarly neat-looking. For my friend, it was the opposite. An...