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Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
DIY Flower Crown
A Fall Brunch – Potato Skillet & Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Pancakes
New York City in 2 days! – Part 1
Sunken City – San Pedro, California

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

Central America

DIY Flower Crown

DIYs

A Fall Brunch – Potato Skillet & Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Pancakes

Recipes

New York City in 2 days! – Part 1

Tay Explores

Sunken City – San Pedro, California

Beaches

Delicious Loaded Lasagna

Recipes

Today, I am going to share a recipe that I learned from a friend and then made it my own (much like I do with most of my recipes). One of the main difference in this lasagna and a traditional lasagna is the use of Alfredo sauce and cream cheese. Basically, it’s loaded with a ton of flavor and a few cheeses along with ground beef and spinach! I’ve made it plenty of times and have gotten several compliments from friends. They are always asking me for the recipe so I thought it was about time I wrote it out and put it up for everyone to see! Ingredients: -9 lasagna sheets -1 lb ground beef -45 oz. jar of spaghetti sauce (I use Prego Italian sauce flavored with meat) -15 oz. jar Alfredo sauce (I use Classico Creamy Alfredo Sauce) -1/2 onion -2 garlic cloves -6 oz. cream cheese -15 oz. ricotta cheese…

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FREEbie Friday – Coloring Page 3

Free Printables

If you are new to this free coloring page thing then you should know that basically you will get this page plus MORE by simply subscribing to my newsletter below. Once your subscription is confirmed, you will get a link to access a library of free coloring pages and typographic prints. Isn’t that great? (Don’t forget to check your spam or promotions folders for my email!) I promise not to spam your inbox with emails and you can unsubscribe at any time! Subscribe to my mailing list and receive FREE printables! * indicates required Email Address * First Name Happy coloring!

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Sunset over the Susquehanna River Harrisburg PA

A Majestic Sunset on the Susquehanna

Tay Explores

For this post, I really don’t want to say much except that I planned an evening out with my friend, T and we unexpectedly got to experience one of the most magical sunsets ever! (I have decided that I’m going to start using initials in my posts from now on instead of saying “my friend” all the time.) Originally, we had decided to meet up at Home 231 (a restaurant) after she got off work. But as I was driving on Front St. to get to the restaurant, I noticed the river was foggy and continuously changing. I thought to myself there is no way I’m not stopping here for a bit. So I called up T and told her to meet me at the river first. She was so glad that I did because just look at these photos!   Shout out to T for being a natural model! Is there a…

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Roundup of the 10 Most Viewed Blog Posts in 2016

Tay Explores

I’ve decided to reminisce and do a roundup of my most viewed posts of 2016. I’ve come such a long way since I first started this blog, a little over a year ago. I want to thank all my loyal followers who continue to read my posts and support me by clicking on my blog on a regular basis. I appreciate it a lot! 1. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque – Abu Dhabi, UAE – I’m not surprised that this is one of the top posts of the year. Although I didn’t go to the UAE last year, it has been probably one of my most memorable experiences. And this mosque was a site to behold! 2. Sunken City – San Pedro California – If you look at the pictures from this post you will know why this is also on top. A city that sank and then turned into a piece of…

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Pennsylvania Farm Show 2017

Snapchat Story Series – Pennsylvania Farm Show 2017

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One of the main events that happens in Harrisburg is the Pennsylvania Farm Show which is the “largest indoor agriculture exposition in the nation.” It comes to the Harrisburg Farm Show Complex every January for a week. This year, I was lucky enough to be there to attend it for the 2nd time in my life! I really loved it last time so I was excited to be going again (you’ll see why). We went on Saturday night but I didn’t have enough time to edit my photos and show you all its glory today. So for now, I just want to leave my Snapchat story here for you to watch. 😀 Actual pictures coming soon! (Does anyone else not like listening to their own voice?) Featured in this video: 1. Dip sampling 2. Flap jack sampling 3. Holland biscuit sampling 4.Butter sculpture 4. Bees, Sheep, Cows, Bulls, Ducks and more 5. A lot…

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Free Adult Coloring Page

FREEbie Friday – Coloring Page 2

Free Printables

It’s your favorite day of the week, Freebie Friday!! Today I have another coloring page! All you have to do is subscribe to my newsletter right here or on the form below. Once your subscription is confirmed, you will get a link to access a library of free coloring pages and prints, including this one! Isn’t that great? (Don’t forget to check your spam or promotions folders for my email!) I promise not to spam your inbox with emails and you can unsubscribe at any time! 🙂 Subscribe to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Don’t forget to pin and share this if you like it. Happy coloring! *The selling of these printables is not allowed, and is for personal use only!*

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DC Architecture Islamic Center

Washington D.C. Architecture – Islamic Center

Architecture

Happy new year everyone! I hope you had a lovely New Year’s Eve and I pray that this coming year be full of blessings for all. My first post this year will be the continuation of my recent D.C. trips which really opened up my eyes to new architecture in the area. On the same day we saw the Washington National Cathedral, we also came to The Islamic Center. It is located on Embassy Row on Massachusetts Ave. The original reason for its existence was that in 1944 the Turkish ambassador had died and there was no mosque for his funeral. After support from the diplomatic community and the Muslim community across the nation, it was completed in 1957. This structure was designed by an Italian architect Mario Rossi who sought inspiration from 15th century Mamluk Egypt. The entrance is covered in beautiful horseshoe arches (that I could not get enough of). This…

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