Homemaking is the art of making a house a home. At least that’s the way I view my homemaking profession. Sure, I want all the cute decor and pretty furniture, but I also want a healthy atmosphere for my family. One way I can support the physical health of my family is with these …
Growing up, eating leftovers was never an option. It was a given. Leftovers were snacks. Leftovers were thrown in a big dish and became the most delicious casserole. As I got older, I learned some people just toss leftovers. If people knew how to reuse leftover food maybe so much wouldn’t be thrown away.
As a new(ish) parent (my son is 2), I feel overwhelmed with other people’s schedules of activities and experiences. It’s like the challenge to give your kid the most unique childhood is this unspoken contest I had no clue existed. Find out why I decided that my kid doesn’t come first.
I can be so lazy. Just because I’m a homemaker and stay-at-home mom doesn’t mean I flit around doing homemaker-ish things all day and am thrifty all the time. Sometimes I’m just downright lazy. Keep reading to discover some of my homemaking hacks for the lazy housewife.
‘Pound the Preacher’ sounds a bit violent. But it is so much fun! When I talk about pound the preacher I’m referring to a creative way to honor your church leader during pastor appreciation month.
