Besides, I can always go back to Leo.Do you ever feel like you’re learning way too many big life lessons for a person your age?

The pieces that you cut off will start with dry out so that they aren’t taking any energy from the new shoots and the roots will grow like crazy!.Change the water out every 2 or 3 days to keep things fresh and happy and harvest your green onions whenever you need them for a salad or a recipe.. Once you have a good root system going, you can go ahead and plant them in your garden or in a pot on the patio if you like and if it’s the right time of year!

There are quite a few different things that you buy at the grocery store that you can re-grow at home, but this one is the easiest that I’ve come across so far, so of course it’s my favorite!.Have you ever tried re-growing grocery store fruits and veggies before?If not, make sure you give this one a try next time you have the chance!I think it’s time for my yearly-ish living room update that seems to have become a tradition around here, don’t you?

Last year, at right about this time, I finished up a. pretty big refresh.in this room and I was really excited to show you the changes that I’d made.

A whole lot has changed in here again this year, thanks to us now having a toddler in the house, so let’s get you filled in on what’s been going on!.

If you just clicked over to check out last year’s living room post, then the first thing you’ll probably notice is that we got a whole bunch of new furniture!.cute marshmallow ghost bowl is from here.. Gummy bears on a stick.

We decorated up the dining room to set the mood, but honestly it turned out pretty terrible other than this crepe paper in the arches.A good test run for the real deal.

Now I know what.to do.. Of course the whole point of the afternoon was to do some Halloween crafts with the kids.. More Pinterest favorites were done of course.