Meal planning isn’t difficult, however, having a system helps. You need to be somewhat organized and a bit patient. I base my meal plans on the local sales even when they don’t mesh with the recipes I have in mind. Sometimes I spring for the ingredients anyway, but I often put that meal on hold […]
St. Patrick’s Day and Easter Sales
If you’re looking for some fun homeschooling lessons for upcoming holidays, I love the stuff Amanda puts out over at UnitStudy.com. She always has great flash sales and weekly specials. It’s a great way to add affordable supplemental lessons to your homeschooling library. This week you can get 30% off the already low prices […]
Easy St. Patrick’s Day Crafts
St. Patrick’s Day is in less than two weeks. Now is a great time to get out the decorations. Here are some easy St. Patrick’s Day crafts for your kids to enjoy. You can’t celebrate the day without hats! You can easily make St. Patrick’s Day hats by using construction paper. You can accomplish this […]
Soft White Sandwich Bread Recipe
I love the taste of fresh, homemade bread. My grandpa used to make all his own bread. Even after he was diagnosed legally blind, he still made most of their bread from scratch because you just can’t beat the taste. I have a hard time making it totally from scratch because arthritis in my wrists […]
Valentine’s Day Activity Book
This 20 page Valentine’s Day Activity Book will engage your kids this Valentine’s day with a valentine’s themed word search, mazes, coloring pages, puzzles, trivia, and more! This activity book provides an opportunity for young ones to have fun, learn and develop their skills, solve puzzles, find missing words, and color images.
Taco Tater Tot Bake
A couple of weeks ago, I came across this recipe for Mexican Tater Tot Casserole in a Facebook group. I pinned it for a future meal. When I realized National Tater Tot Day was the very next week and it happened to fall on “Taco Tuesday”, I knew exactly what to make! It came out […]
Meal Planning Wednesday
When meal planning, remember it can be more of a guide. It’s to help you not stress you. You’ll notice I often make one-pot meals. That way it’s easy on the cooking as well as the cleanup, and the veggies are mixed in already. Which sometimes tricks the young one and sometimes it does not. […]
Meal Planning Wednesday
When meal planning, remember it can be more of a guide. It’s to help you not stress you. My meal plan starts on Wednesday because the ads for my local grocery stores come out on Tuesday. Use what day works best for you. Wednesday: Smoky Grilled Chicken with Green Beans and Seasoned and Buttered Microwave Potatoes […]
Do You Need a Mindset Nudge?
When I first came online almost twenty years ago looking to find a way to work from home, one of the first people I found was Kelly McCausey. One of the first things that attracted me to her was that she was also a single mom. I started following her journey her business sense, her […]
Are You a Closet Introvert?
Our world is naturally extrovert-centric, and up until very recently, introverts got a bad rap. Naturally, introverts often feel the need to pretend to be extroverted more than they really are so they aren’t ridiculed for being a party-pooper. But after a while, you may have forgotten who you truly are. Here’s a list of […]
