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• ↓ How We’re Organizing Our Digitized Photos
• ↓ How To Install a Drip Irrigation System
• ↓ How To Propagate A Pothos
• ↓ 100+ Gender Neutral Baby Names
• ↓ Our 7 Favorite Things To Do In Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg
• ↓ A Mid-Renovation Update (And Video Tour!)
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"I’m honestly a little surprised by all the interest in my photo digitization project, but we continue to field questions about how I’ve organized our old family photos. So here are answers to the most often-asked burning questions about exactly how we sorted, organized, and backed up our photos throughout the digitizing process. I won’t claim to have ALL of the answers because there’s been some trial and error along the way for me. But below are the steps I wish I’d followed from the very beginning. There’s also a “rapid fire FAQ” at the end."

"Our neighbor recently asked for help adding a drip irrigation system to their new garden. My last experience with a DIY irrigation installation was pretty intense, so I was wary. But installing drip irrigation was the total opposite. It was easy, affordable, and fast. Plus, it only cost around $75 and took just a few hours to install. It’s also a much more efficient way to water your plants than traditional sprinklers – so there’s a lot less water waste."

"Pothos plants aren’t just low-maintenance houseplants to own, they’re also some of the easiest to propagate! Propagation is a fun way to grow new pothos from your existing pothos plants, while also helping them stay healthy, full, and looking their best. And, since it requires no special tools or skills, it’s a virtually free way to grow your plant collection! We have, no joke, generated at least 12-15 free pothos plants using this method! You can even use them as gifts for friends and neighbors."

"In my lifelong quest to name everyone’s baby, I’ve posted a few lists of baby girl names and baby boy names, but what about names that defy easy categorization? Gender-neutral or unisex names are growing in popularity, and for lots of good reasons. Many see them as more inclusive, equitable, and adaptable. Some find them modern, cool, or even edgy. The rise in gender-neutral names also makes it easier for parents to use a family name or other sentimental or beloved name, regardless of their baby’s gender."

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How We’re Organizing Our Digitized Photos

How To Install a Drip Irrigation System

How To Propagate A Pothos

100+ Gender Neutral Baby Names

Our 7 Favorite Things To Do In Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg

A Mid-Renovation Update (And Video Tour!)