Use these tips for growing summer squash in your garden to grow yellow squash and other varieties of summer squash this summer. Summer squash is one of the most delicious and versatile of the summer crops, whether you grow a variety of yellow squash or zucchini squash. It can be shredded and used in muffins andRead More
Making Your Yard Kid Friendly For Spring
Beautiful weather outdoors means a lot of time for you and the kids out in the yard. After what always feels like an endless winter its nice to be able to run, stretch your legs, swing, jump, shout, and play. And then the kids want to join in too… But really, once the cold has finallyRead More
Spring Cleaning List – The 10 Neglected Areas
The breezes are becoming mild and with the sun shining outside its hard to focus on work indoors. But it’s a traditional ushering in of Spring to give your home a thorough freshening and cleaning. There are plenty of areas that need to be deep cleaned and I know I for one am never at a loss forRead More
4 Toddler Activities With Plastic Easter Eggs
Use your plastic Easter eggs to create fun activities for your toddler. Keeping little ones busy and out of trouble is a full-time job that requires a lot of creativity. I am a firm believer that learning can be fun, and if you make it enjoyable it will stick better in their minds better. ChildrenRead More
Banana Coconut Cookies
If you are tired of using your overripe bananas for loads of banana bread these tropical flavor inspired cookies are a delicious alternative. Sweet and decadent with a soft and light texture. Sometimes it’s difficult to find a substitute for baked goods that doesn’t contain flour, especially when it comes to cookies. After experimenting withRead More
DIY Herb Pots – A Dollar Store Craft Project
I found these adorable but plain ceramic pots at Dollar Tree while wandering around looking for a new project. I love taking something simple from Dollar Tree and turning it into something a little more custom and special. Right next to these pots I spotted a ball of sisal twine and the wheels started spinning. I have seen someRead More
Gardening With Your Kids
There is something so rewarding and a bit magical about pulling fresh food straight from the ground, washing it off, and biting into the fruits of your labor. Neither adults or children are immune to the lure of digging in the dirt, growing something with your own two hands, or the final preparations that go into yourRead More
How to Grow Food From Scraps
Maybe you are already doing all the typical aspects of frugal living, like ; recycling, composting and growing your own produce. But you can stretch it out even further by growing food from kitchen scraps. The next time you start to toss out the bottom of your celery, or those potatoes in the bin sprouting, or that onion slice, thinkRead More
Book Review – Peacock Swamp: Book 1: The Nine
A Review of Peacock Swamp: Book 1: The Nine This is a MUST READ. Author Katie Femia is an amazing first time writer who has firmly planted her feet in the Young Adult Dystopian genre with her new book- Peacock Swamp: Book 1:The Nine. But don’t be misled by the categorizing of it as Read More
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