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Friday Frivolity: First World Problems

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This week we're looking at problems. First World Problems. Like this one:

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And this one:


They're almost as bad as Middle Class Problems. Like this one:


And this one:


But they all pale in comparison to Welsh Problems...

From the +Dai Lama (WelshDalaiLama) 


Now on to the link-up! :D



The Hosts:

Host: Jess from Babi a Fi
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Jessica is an amazingly funny and smart blogger from Wales who writes on a whole range of topics -- from entertaining vintage nostalgia, to technology tutorials, to book reviews, to raising her adorable munchkin, and so much more! This week Jess has been writing about how to Grow Your Blog with Pinterest and World Book Day.

Host: Sarah Eliza from Devastate Boredom
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Sarah Eliza is on a mission to Devastate Boredom by living a life full of all of her favorite things... friendship and connection, laughter, books and music, furbaby love, minimalism, wellness pursuits, Paleo-ish cooking, and on and on! Curious about how to create a capsule wardrobe without losing your mind?? Check out her series here!

Host: Audrey from Munofore
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Audrey is an awesome, eclectic blogger, who not only can cook up a storm over on That Recipe, but also writes at Munofore - "MUsings NOt FOod RElated." Munofore touches on humor, parenting, crafting, holiday ideas, tutorials, and more! This week she's showing us how to make a festive and frugal Easter wreath!

Host: Lisa from Syncopated Mama
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Lisa is an awesomely hilarious and wonderfully authentic writer who marches to her own drum on her blog Syncopated Mama, providing an "un-labelly spot" for all the happily off-beat folks out there who have been wishing to find kindred spirits. She shares her adventures building a natural home, teaching her adorbs daughter, establishing and refining positive communication skills, camping, creating, cooking, and so much more! Check out her educational ideas and resources in the latticed learning series!


Featured Post from Last Week: 
In a fun twist, since we now have four hosts we will also have FOUR FEATURES.... but you will have to go check out the other three blogs to see if you were featured there! ;)


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by Linda at Paper Seedlings.

Check out this funky ampersand ornament - it looks great!

Now time for the new stuff! 

This a link-up for all things funny, fun, encouraging, hopeful, and happy. That includes free printables, giveaways, and other fun stuff to make us SMILE and start the weekend off on the right foot.

If you're here in search of fun and uplifting reading materials, skip the rules and just start clickin'! 

Bloggy buddies, thanks for coming to par-tay! You are welcome to link up to three posts, and old posts are always welcome! There are three rules only:

Party Rules






If you want to let others know about the linky, feel free to grab the badge!

Babi a Fi







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  1. Michelle4 March 2016 at 06:26

    Fun.I need more advice about cooking so I will have to follow along on some of these ladies
    xo Michelle
    http://rosetolife.com

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    1. Jessica Powell4 March 2016 at 19:16

      Thank you! And please do, they're awesome! x

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  2. Becster4 March 2016 at 12:29

    Haha the Welsh problems are spot on! And I believe that "Sorry, no stop, spell it all, slowly" one in the North is Blaenau Ffestiniog. That one I had to spell EVERY.SINGLE.TIME!!! x

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    1. Jessica Powell4 March 2016 at 19:14

      You can just *hear* their confusion on the other end of the line. And then it's all, are you *sure* that's how you spell it? Lol. x

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  3. Audrey4 March 2016 at 18:39

    Funny collection. I am definitely guilty of the closing the tab one. And we are always losing the remote control.

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  4. Syncopated Mama4 March 2016 at 20:39

    I think I like the one about Wales the best - especially, "Do you know John? He's a farmer." Too hilarious!

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    1. Jessica Powell4 March 2016 at 21:05

      :D I know it's a small country, but it's not quite that small!

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  5. Sarah Eliza9 March 2016 at 04:44

    AHAHA amazing picks! So funny. :) Love it!!

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