Sarah Heep
Sarah lives in Wildwood with her husband, Steve. They have two daughters, Maddie and Brooklyn, along with fur-baby Reba. Sarah was a teen mom and is a stroke survivor. She works for La Salle Retreat Center as the Director of Guest Relations. When she's not working, she loves shopping with her girls, walks with her pup and hubby, watching crime shows, and reading who-dun-it novels. She's also an admitted chocolate and Diet Coke addict.
Spring Cleaning: 3 DIY Tips to Freshen Up Your Home
In honor of spring, we are reshaping this DIY Cleaning post! These simple spring cleaning tips will have your home fresh and clean in no time!
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What are some of your favorite summer recipes? Share them below!
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