Sup House Dry Erase Board Review (Tomoson)

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SupHouse Dry Erase Board

I received SupHouse's dry erase board, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The board can be used as a calendar, planner, a temporary note keeper, etc. The board has 8, blank, spiral-bound,  two-sided pages, and has a built in stand. The dry-erase board also comes with 3 dry-erase markers (red, blue, and black), in addition to a cleaning cloth.

I wanted the board to track appointments, notes, kids' medications, but I also discovered my youngest loves to doodle on the board. Some of his drawings are in the post. Kalen has autism, adhd, plus 10 other diagnoses. Doodling kept him calm for part of the day. I was very surprised at how creative, his doodles was.

On the other hand, Kalen figured out how to remove some of the pages from the spirals. I was able to quickly put them back in place.

You can purchase the board, on Amazon, using the link above. The dry-erase board is prime-eligible.

Upcoming meetings and appointments

Pending Grocery List

Artwork by Kalen

Artwork by Kalen. 

Suphouse chalkboard style thank you cards review (Tomoson).

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I received SupHouse's retro chalkboard style, thank you cards, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The cards come in a set of 36, 6 of each style. The cards are blank on the inside with a white background.  The set also comes with envelopes and envelope seals. The cards would be great for thank yous for birthday parties, baby showers, graduation thank yous,  wedding gifts, or simply just because you are thankful.

I liked the thank you card sets because of the chalkboard style print. I also thought the cards, would work great with chalkboard markers, if I wanted to write a message on the backside of the card. My creative side would love a chalkboard style of blank cards (chalkboard on the inside and outside) so I can truly personlize a greeting card.

You can purchase the cards, using the link above. The cards are prime-eligible.