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Jennifer Vanderbeek

Jennifer Vanderbeek

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Blogger, Scraps of Life

Thomasville

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Economy , Energy , Impact Investing, Health, I Write On Diverse Topics Using Data To Provide Insights On Markets, Finance Among Others , I Write Articles That Have Economic And Socio Economic Impacts

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Tech, Science, Auto, Design, Architecture

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Total articles 62

  • Tuesday Reviews-Day: Breakfast

    By Jennifer Vanderbeek| scrapsoflife.com@ We’re big fans of breakfast around here, though we seldom eat it at the “traditional” breakfast time. During the week it’s all about the race to get out the door and to the office, and on the weekends I’m more for sleeping in than getting up early to eat. So super-informal brunch happens a lot, as does brinner (breakfast for dinner). We do that at least once a week, so when I told Todd we’d be having a lot more breakfasts his response was “oh, twist my arm.”Why the uptick in egg-laden meals?

    By Jennifer Vanderbeek · scrapsoflife.com

    Jan. 15, 2019

  • Tuesday Reviews-Day: Holster Brands

    By Jennifer Vanderbeek| scrapsoflife.com@ Have you heard about Holster Brands? Started by an ER nurse as a solution to getting ready each morning with a pedestal sink in the bathroom and no place to set her flat iron, the line of stick-anywhere silicone holsters includes a number of sizes to meet all sorts of household needs.

    By Jennifer Vanderbeek · scrapsoflife.com

    Jan. 08, 2019

  • Tuesday Reviews-Day: Breakfast

    By Jennifer Vanderbeek| scrapsoflife.com@ We’re big fans of breakfast around here, though we seldom eat it at the “traditional” breakfast time. During the week it’s all about the race to get out the door and to the office, and on the weekends I’m more for sleeping in than getting up early to eat. So super-informal brunch happens a lot, as does brinner (breakfast for dinner). We do that at least once a week, so when I told Todd we’d be having a lot more breakfasts his response was “oh, twist my arm.”Why the uptick in egg-laden meals?

    By Jennifer Vanderbeek · scrapsoflife.com

    Jan. 15, 2019

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