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We hosted our annual #BacktoSchool party with free giveaways, free sweet treats and a live performance by ChloeXHalle! #SchoolDazeBHC
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morabid: Omfg... Let's go back to high school
$75, uncommongoods.com. Made from a cast of designer Harry Allen’s own hand, this wall-mounted hook is sturdy and awesomely surreal.
kit Back to school by D’s Designs
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Photo Marta Everest use with permission
The boys were the hit of the new school year in their "B is for Brigs" "J is for Joshua" tees made by their Nana.
If you want one let me know, she's selling them for $30 each and they are handmade and fabulous. I'll hook you up! :)
Got the kids' lunches packed the night before! Tomorrow I plan on getting where I need to be without rushing, and throwing food at the kids as they get in the car. :)
Pattie Barone’s kindergarten class at St. Michael School in Schererville looks well stocked thanks to supplies brought in by student Anna Sullivan, the daughter of Erika and Jim Sullivan of Schererville, during Welcome Back To School Day on Aug. 17. Kindergartner Anna, who joins brother Ben, a fifth-grader at the school, is looking forward to gym class and learning to read after practicing the alphabet this past summer. (Marlene A. Zloza photo)
Individually cello-wrapped rectangular cards
Blank inside with red or pink matt foil highlights
Printed onto 300g off white stock
Coloured (red or pink) envelopes
Envelope size 175mm 125mm
Second grader Mason (from left) and dad Estevan Cuevas offer encouragement as mom Lina Cuevas tries to fit everything in the school locker belonging to fifth grader Bella at St. Michael School in Schererville. The family joined hundreds of students and parents attending Welcome Back To School Day on Aug. 17 and bringing classroom supplies as they met their teachers. Bella’s advice for her younger brother is to “Pay attention” in school. (Marlene A. Zloza photo)