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Quick, what is the number one thing people want in their kitchen? Accessibility of storage! Do you agree?
I absolutely do. Let me rewind just a bit to seven years ago. After much thought about our home and our future in it, my husband and I decided to remodel, so that we could “age in place.” That is, we utilized universal design to add accessibility features so that we could stay in our home into our old age. A big part of that remodel was the complete gut of the kitchen into something more functional. I consulted with a kitchen planner to make sure it was a good design. It’s now a big bright space with lots of counter space and storage. I was a happy camper with the final result. But, back to the accessibility part. Despite all the space for storage, it was not convenient or easily accessible. I especially struggled with food storage. The cabinets that were the pantry space were too deep and tall so basically, if food wasn’t in the very front, I didn’t know what I had! Can anyone relate?
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On today's show:
Steph has been working on a manuscript for a book, Discovering My Scars, about her life. It's a tough read, but ultimately it's a story of hope. She recently received copies of the book to sell, prior to the official publication which is slated for January 2020!
Her special book needed a special bookcase all its own. Since she has a rustic, industrial vibe going on in her decor, she thought wood shelves with metal pipes would be a good choice. Like many of you, she searched Pinterest for inspiration and found one she liked. Follow along as we share how we made it. You'll also find a link to her personal author website where you can purchase your own copy of the book! 
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* Note: this is not a sponsored post. We found this cool smart home camera and wanted to share with you!
We've been way overdue posting a smart home product! We hadn't planned on reviewing anything, but as it turned out, we found an inexpensive camera at The Home Depot that we found intriguing.
We have a number of different smart home cameras in each of our homes. They have lots of features and a price tag to match. We bought this Wyze Cam so we could see how it stacked up against the others we already have. Basically with this camera, you plug it in, set up the app, and you're in business in a couple of minutes. You can put it where you need it and change the location as it is not permanently mounted. It has a magnetic base so it can go on your metal pegboard, refrigerator, or other steel surface. Below are three ways you could use this camera in your home. 
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We're going on a Field Trip! It's no surprise that it's to The Home Depot. Today we're going to share about Ryobi Days sale. It's a promotion where you buy a select tool, this year it's a battery/charger kit, and then you get one select power tool for free. There are a dozen in the store to choose from, BUT, the deal is also online, where there are many more to choose from. As part of the ProSpective campaign, The Home Depot sent us a gift card to take advantage of the promotion and to share our experience with you.
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