I consider myself a potluck pro. I’ve been super involved in my kids school since they were toddlers, I was President of our Neighborhood Association for 8 years, I’m a Boy Scout mom, I was an AYSO Soccer Coach, so I know Potlucks. Plus, I have a big house so I’ve hosted a ton and will share another time my tips and tricks for hosting a good potluck. But, I recently had my Waterloo. It was a breakfast potluck. I didn’t win this one, but it has taught me. So, now I will know how to Slay at a Breakfast Potluck, and so will you. Roll tape.
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