Peace, it does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble, or hard work. It means to be in the midst of those things and still be calm in your heart.

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Is Sunday again? Man this week flew by after having the holiday on Monday, but I still had plenty of time to find some great things on Pinterest. Here is this week’s edition of Sally’s Pins.

Apfel-Lollies: Instead of using whole apples for carmel/chocolate apples use slices. Brilliant!

Repurposed Shutter Wall Display: The shutters are perfect for pinning up keepsakes, and it adds a window-like dimension to the room.

Reeses Chocolate Peanut Butter Rice Krispie Treats: Um yeah….rice krispie treats are so tempting, but with Reese Chocolate Peanut Butter too, that’s insane.

Dip Dye Cupcake Liners: Taking a plain liner to something spectacular seems so easy with this method.

Stuffed Baguette: I love how the pieces look after being cut from the baguette. What a fun treat for a party!

Newspaper Used as Weed Blocker: Repurposing newspaper to stop weeds sounds great to met. I got to try this!

Cinnamon Churro Chex Mix: This mix would not last long in my house. The sweet cinnamon dusting on the cereal makes my mouth water.

Mint Green Watch: This gold and mint green watch from Anthropology is too cute. I just adore anything mint green.

Summer Pops: Pour champagne over popsicles and serve. This is perfect for a hot summer day.

Side Walk Chalk Photos: This is so adorable, and I bet it is a fun way to get kids involved for the photo shoot.

Skillet Lasagna (275 calories): I love me some lasagna, so with only 275 calories this is a wonderful dinner option.

A Selection of Must Have Wedding Photos: I would consider photography to be one of my hobbies, so I like these suggestions as go-to guide.

15 Ways to Pin Back Your Hair: Battling the humidity in Oklahoma, I will need all 15 of these.

Piruletas Italianas: I can’t wait to serve these at my next party. They are so eye catching, and I love the minced basil topping.

Memory Jar: What a great idea to put memories made throughout the year in a jar and open them on New Years Eve to enjoy.

Do you have a fun way to savor memories over the year?