One of the biggest issues I have on school mornings is making sure everyone in the house has a good breakfast on top of all the other things they need for their day. Lunches are easy to fix ahead of time an store but a good breakfast takes a bit more time than most ofRead More
10 Ways to Save on Airfare
One of the biggest deterrents to a cross country vacation is the cost of the travel to and from the final destination, but we have decided to share 10 Ways to Save on Airfare. After years of flying and multiple vacations we have found a proven method to getting the lowest possible prices on flights. Read More
Preparing Daddy for the First Day of School
Rodney reminds us that it is not only mothers who have a hard time sending their kids to school. He shares his tips for preparing father’s for school: Because my biological father was not around for much of my childhood, I made the decision early on to find a job that would keep me nearRead More
DIY Vintage Dresser Makeover
Katie is sharing how she gave a vintage dresser a makeover: I think at some point or another we have all run into that old furniture piece that is just sad. It may be something you saw at a garage or estate sale, or perhaps it even caught your eye on the curb. Or maybe,Read More
Naturally Frugal Tip: Make Your Own Wrinkle Releaser
A while back I was given a sample of wrinkle releaser. I had my doubts about it, so it sat unused in my cupboard for months…and then I tried it and fell in love. I felt guilty because of the packaging that would have to be tossed and I wondered about the aerosol spray. IRead More
How to Collect and Preserve Seeds from Your Garden + Free Printable Seed Packet
A garden is the perfect place to truly see the fruits of your labor. If you are able to have your own garden to provide food for your family, you are able to not only ensure that these items are healthy, but can save you significant costs on buying produce on your own. Buying seedsRead More
How to Fill Your Freezer in 30 Minutes a Day
Michelle is sharing tips and recipes for filling your freezer in 30 minutes a day. It’s back to school time! I don’t know about you, but my “lazy” days of summer are almost over and I need to start getting back to business. Eating at 8:30 pm isn’t going to fly with a little girlRead More
How to Reheat Leftovers
After creating a dish for your family, most people have the common task of dealing with leftovers. Leftovers can be a great thing for your family as your lunch the next afternoon or for the base of a new dinner the next day. Since you have spent all that time cooking a healthy meal, youRead More
Fruit Recipes from the Hearth and Soul Hop
This week will be the last week that Judy from Savoring Today will be participating in the Hearth and Soul Hop as a co-host. If you follow Savoring Today, you already know that Judy is transitioning to the life of an empty nester. She is going to use this time to focus more intensely onRead More
Gluten-Free Earthquake Cake
This gluten-free Earthquake Cake recipe easy to make and can be served in the pan you baked it in making it easy to take to potlucks. Have you ever had an Earthquake Cake? They are amazingly delicious! Coconut, pecans, and molten cream cheese lava bursting through the fissures in the chocolate cake. One of myRead More
6 Ways to Save Money at Target
If you enjoy shopping at Target and are doing so on a budget, it is important that you know about all of the ways to save Target offers! Below, you will find 6 ways to save money at Target and get the most bang for your buck. Shopping at Target is of course fun, andRead More
Gluten-Free Boston Cream Pie
Last month my son’s geography class was studying Massachusetts and the teacher was planning on serving Boston Cream Pie. I bring a gluten-free version of whatever she serves, so my son is not left out. However, I had never made a Boston Cream Pie before. I hadn’t even ever tasted a Boston Cream Pie before,Read More
How to Convert Recessed Lighting into Pendant Lighting
Pendant lighting seems to be the trend today when choosing new lighting for a decorative look. However many homeowners will have to convert previous installed recessed lighting to a normal ceiling fixture by using a conversion kit. Conversion kits are sold at your local home improvement stores. Once the conversion kit has been installed, anyRead More
Senior Discounts Start as Early as Age 50
Last weekend, I had an opportunity to meet Lori Felix of More with Less Today. We have collaborated on online projects before, so it was a delight to finally meet her in person. While in Orlando, we had a lot of fun and enjoyed a few adventures. One evening we got lost while taking aRead More
Naturally Frugal Tip: Make Your Own Jewelry Cleaner
I know I should take my jewelry to be cleaned at the jewelers, but it one of those errands that I never find time to do. In a pinch, I have taken an old toothbrush to my wedding set to quickly add some sparkle before going out. However, I recently discovered a frugal, homemade jewelryRead More
Delicious Salad Recipes from the Hearth and Soul Hop
Welcome to another Hearth and Soul Hop, the food carnival for and about food that not only nourishes our bodies, but our souls! This week I am featuring 7 Delicious Salad Recipes last week’s contributors to the Hearth and Soul Hop: Broccoli Bacon Salad Snickers Caramel Apple Salad Quinoa Lemon Salad Fresh Peach and SweetRead More
9 Ways to Find Coupons Online
These 9 ways to find coupons online will help you maximize your savings. One of the best ways to maximize savings is with coupons. If you are new to couponing, this can be a daunting task and you may not have any idea how to find them in the first place. The good thing aboutRead More
10 Ways to Save on Birthday Parties
Birthday’s are special occasions and if you’re throwing a party for someone you love – you want to make it extra special. But, sometimes extra special can be pretty expensive. Here are some tips to save you money when throwing your next birthday party on a budget! Set a budget. Know exactly how much youRead More
10 Uses for Garden Grown Tomatoes
Here are 10 ways to use up the tomatoes from your garden. It is that beautiful time of year when backyard gardens become chock full of bright and juicy tomatoes! It seems like overnight they can multiply by the dozens and before you know it, you have bushels of tomatoes and no idea what toRead More
AllerMates – Allergy Bracelets
If your kids have allergies or food sensitivities, it can be difficult for them to communicate just what they can and can’t have, depending on their age. I was filled with both fear and pride as I overheard my 6 year old try to explain to his Sunday school teacher that he couldn’t have gluten.Read More
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