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Hello, Friday friends! Welcome to the 10th edition of Three to Share! That means I've shared 30 bits of goodness with you over the last several months! If you've missed any of those posts, follow this link and you can catch up! :) |
I'm nuts for fonts! And, lucky for me – and all of you out there that share this obsession – Amanda Bottoms, of KevinandAmanda.com, makes it easy for us to indulge with her site Fonts for Peas! She specializes in handwritten fonts, which I particularly love. And the coolest part? You can submit your very own penmanship and she'll turn it into a font for FREE... if it's cute enough! If your handwriting is not cute, no worries – there are hundreds of fonts and doodles available for download at absolutely no cost! If you need to create personalized print pieces for your next event, consider using a fun font from Amanda. It'll make your creation totally personalized and super adorable!
I also want to mention that Amanda's blog is one of my favorites to read. She's a fellow Southern gal that loves scrapbooking, cooking and photography. Her writing voice is very friendly and I've learned a lot. She recently taught her readers how to wear a scarf – something this South-Florida-transplant has been wrestling with this past cold season! Oh, and check out her scrapbook room, it's to die for! |
I absolutely, unequivocally, *adore* Sweet Tomatoes. My husband and I ate here religiously when we were at college in Orlando. We sat in the same booth, we had the same, lovely server every time. Until one day, we went to pay as usual and the cashier told us that our meal had already been taken care of... Huh? That's when we learned that our server-friend was leaving due to family matters and she just wanted to treat us. Her kindness was never lost on us. I'm telling you, this restaurant is good for the soul and for the tummy! Why we don't have any within a 500-mile radius is beyond me.
If you're not familiar, Sweet Tomatoes (or Souplantation, in some areas) is an awesome salad bar and buffet of sorts. Here, you could create the salad of your dreams with over 50 fresh ingredients or just have one of their specialty prepared salads (that's what we did). In addition, they offer hot pastas, oh-so-good soups, fresh muffins (the blueberry is soooo good!), and Focaccia breads. It's so not your average buffet experience. You can make good choices here or indulge a little and still leave feeling light and satisfied. I LOVE this place! If you are familiar, I hope you've had wonderful experiences there as well. I'm wondering how I go about bringing one to our area? ;) |
| Spoon Sisters is another one of my go-to places to shop for unique gifts. They have an extensive collection of products ranging funky to functional. Really cool stuff for your friends and every member of your family. With Easter and Mother's Day around the corner, you'll definitely want to check 'em out! |
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