Cutting gardens have always been a popular type of garden plan. If you choose your plants carefully you can ensure that you have fresh flowers throughout the warmer months of the year. Traditionally, cutting gardens have been thought to require a large amount of space in order to accommodate all the most attractive flower varieties.Read More
Inexpensive Clothing Choices as You Lose Your Baby Weight
I am convinced that finding flattering postpartum fashion is one of the most awkward things about being a new mom. I’ve been there! You are no longer pregnant and although the eight pound bowling ball under your shirt is gone, your body looks nothing like it used to. Your old clothing doesn’t quite fit rightRead More
How to Find Free Books on Nook
Each day I share a list of free books on Kindle. Each book on the list has been personally selected by my friend Lindsay. She tries to find the most interesting books in a variety of genres to help as many people as possible find free books that they will enjoy. At this time, I can’t offerRead More
How to Get Started With Composting
Sadie is sharing tips for how to get started with composting. Composting allows you to turn your food waste into free compost that is nutrient-rich and can be used for many things! Most likely, you’re going to use it for gardening, so that is what this post will focus on. I personally love to useRead More
How to Use Dish Soap to Wash Your Laundry
You can use dish soap, such as Dawn, to wash your laundry. Check out the tips for using dish soap to wash your clothing below. Did you know you can use dish soap to wash your laundry? I learned this tip from my Dad who uses Dawn to wash his clothes. Even though he isRead More
How to Find Inexpensive Nursing Clothing
Nursing clothing is designed to make breastfeeding more convenient and is especially useful to busy moms on the go. Just like maternity clothing, nursing wear is a specialty category and therefore expensive. As useful as maternity wear is, I felt bad spending a ton of money on yet another temporary wardrobe solution. In this post,Read More
Make it from Scratch 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 basic items that you can make from scratch like ketchup and mayonnaise from last week’s contributors to the Hearth and Soul Hop. Make it from Scratch RecipesRead More
Pepperoni Pizza Made with a Hash Brown Pizza Crust
I have discovered how to make the easiest pizza crust EVER! Seriously it only takes 2 ingredients: hash browns and an egg. No more waiting for pizza dough to rise. Just combine a bag of Simply Potatoes Shredded Hash Browns with an egg, then form the hash browns into a circle on a pizza panRead More
Gluten-Free Mocha Fudge Cookies
These gluten-free mocha fudge cookies are amazingly delicious! I wasn’t sure if the flavor of the instant espresso crystals would come through but the cookies ended up being the perfect blend of chocolate and coffee. They are slightly crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside. They are probably the best gluten-free cookie recipeRead More
Grow Salad Greens You Will Want to Eat
It’s easy to say you need to eat your greens but if you aren’t particularly fond of them you probably aren’t eating that many. Maybe it’s just that you haven’t been introduced to kinds that actually taste good. For one thing, store bought lettuce is often old and tasteless. Green iceberg lettuce is a popularRead More
20 Frugal Household Uses for Vinegar
Maggie of Family Frugal Fun is sharing 20 frugal household uses for vinegar. Her tips for using vinegar around the home include cleaning tips and ideas for repelling pests. Vinegar is amazing – not only is it useful in the kitchen, but it is also wonderful for natural health reasons. Did you realize that vinegar, specifically white vinegar,Read More
Cheesecake Recipes
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 5 Cheesecake recipes last week’s contributors to the Hearth and Soul Hop: S’mores Cheesecake Cookie Dough Cheesecake Bars Bailey’s Irish Cream Cheesecake No-Bake Cheesecake in a JarRead More
Gluten-Free Apple Spice Cupcakes with Cinnamon Frosting
My youngest son wanted Vanilla Cupcakes and my oldest son wanted Mocha Fudge Cupcakes. They were unable to come up with a compromise, so I decided to make Gluten-Free Apple Spice Cupcakes with Cinnamon Frosting. They both complained the whole time I was making the gluten-free apple spice cupcakes because I wasn’t making the type ofRead More
Frugal Spring Decorating Ideas
It may still be cold and slushy, but Spring will be here soon! I am ready to anticipate spring and start decorating. We have had a few unexpected expenses so far this year, so our budget is a little tight and there isn’t much room in it for decorative items. However, when I am determined,Read More
Plot Gardening for Beginners
Early spring is when people start thinking about what to grow in their gardens. Seeds are started, groomed for transplanting and then the magic happens. Size matters a lot in gardening. You don’t want to create a masterpiece that is impossible to take care off. For this reason people typically start small and expandRead More
Celebrate Spring with 15 Fun Flower Crafts
After a long, cold winter it is almost time for spring! Unfortunately, someone forgot to tell mother nature. A lot of the United States is still covered in a thick blanket of snow and more storms are predicted. The snow has melted on our property, but we expect more before winter is through. Often weRead More
A Guide to Gyms and Fitness Centers
Ready to make the big commitment to join a gym, get in shape, and feel better? Did you know there is more than just one option to consider? Finding the right fit for you and your needs is one of the most important first steps of the fitness journey. A Guide to Gyms and FitnessRead More
Dairy-Free German Chocolate Cookies made with Silk Vanilla Almondmilk
I have mentioned before that my oldest son is lactose intolerant. Over the years we have tried many different milk substitutes. Some worked in recipes, but my son didn’t like any of them enough to want to drink a glass, dunk cookies in it, or pour it over a bowl of cereal until I discovered SilkRead More
TurboTax Free Online Tax Preparation
I have used TurboTax every year to eFile our taxes since 2001. The first couple years we qualified to use the free version. As our taxes became more complex we have had to buy a more advanced version. Even though we now have to buy a premium version, I consider it worth every penny and itRead More
Garlic Chicken
This easy garlic chicken recipe is a family favorite! This garlic chicken recipe is quick, easy, and flexible. You can use chicken breasts, thighs, or chicken breast tenders. Whichever cut you use will turn out moist and tender because we use a different cooking method. We cook the chicken at high heat in a coveredRead More
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