Author: Kristy Pruitt
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With lighting up a room these days being as simple as flipping a switch, it’s hard to believe that there was a time when people had to use candles or fuel lamps to light their way. But candles are still good to have around in the event of a power outage. They’re also great for creating a romantic or inviting atmosphere, and even for conserving electricity. And scented candles make any home smell heavenly.

Chances are you’ve got at least a couple of candles stashed away somewhere. But what about candleholders? Decorative candleabras add an air of elegance to any room. And since they can hold multiple candles, they provide excellent lighting. You can find candleabras in all shapes and sizes at Candleabras.com.

Whether you want something to set on the table, the fireplace mantle, or even a tall piece that can stand alone, they’ve got you covered. They’ve also got some exquisite candle sconces that hang on the wall. And if you prefer holders for single candles, they’ve got everything…

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Author: Petula Wright
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I’m a bad mother. No, really, hear me out: My children sleep on the floor.

There. I said it.

My three youngest children share a room. Still. They are 6, 5 and 3. They used to have two toddler beds and a crib. The crib converted to a toddler bed so they had three toddler beds. That was until the decided to break one. So, now they’re back to two toddler beds. Since they’re petite children, they often slept in one bed. Yup, three children in one toddler bed. Now that the two middle ones (well, the two oldest in this case) have grown a little they were sleeping two to a bed.

Then, suddenly, they wanted to sleep on the floor.

Every night.

The 6 and 5 year old children are almost the same length as the toddler bed mattress. What’s a mom to do?

Seems simple, right? Buy new beds.

That’s easier said than done. I won’t even get into the whole “money” issue. Let’s just find a reasonable solution. Shall we?

The main problem right now is space in the room they’re in. There is no way that three…

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