Banana Pudding – 1 Sad Day in the Lost Art of Cooking
Let’s talk Banana Pudding. Sounds delicious, right? My question to you is, which version are you referring to? The quick and easy type made withRead More →
2020-11-02
How to Make Purse-size Sewing Kits (a gift everyone will love!)
Small sewing kits comes in handy more times than you think. How many times have you been out in public, and the hem of yourRead More →
2020-10-08
How to Host a Pot Luck – Celebrate Fall with an Outdoor Dinner and Friends
It’s the ‘pot luck’ time of year when we aren’t sure what our weather will be doing until we lift the lid on the day. Read More →
2020-09-24
The Homemaker’s Resume- The Best Position to Have
A resume is a piece of paper you give to someone who is interviewing you for a job. It lists all of your personal information,Read More →
2020-09-22
12 Questions to Ask for a Better, Fulfilling Simple Life
I keep 12 questions handy in my mind to help me determine where I stand with living a Simple Life. As I make progress, IRead More →
2020-08-20
How to Offer Fun Kid Friendly Hospitality
Whether we have kids, grandkids, or friend with kids, it is always good to have some kid friendly things to do in our homes. MyRead More →
2020-08-18
12 Thrifty Tips for a Happy Life
We all need a few thrifty tips from time to time. Some of these you may already know, some you may not. I just hope they’reRead More →
2020-08-06
How to Rock it With Your Granny Panties
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I recently saw a meme on Facebook about Granny panties. I have no idea who posted it, or even whereRead More →
2020-08-04
Canning Pears: What Love & Nightmares are Made Of
One of my favorite things to do is canning pears. They are relatively easy to do. My two favorite ways to can them is makingRead More →
2020-07-28
The Kitchen Series – Part 1
With all the cooking, processing and canning that goes on in a farm kitchen, there are certain appliances that sure do come in handy. TheRead More →
2020-07-23
Do More & Have Fun with a Canning Party
Our gardens are in full swing, and our plants are overloaded. Each morning we harvest everything that is ripe. We have full sinks, strainers drippingRead More →
2020-07-21
A Pathway to the Heart – a Family Cookbook!
In the last post, we talked about how and why to Write your Story. Now consider taking it to the next level, and write yourRead More →
2020-07-16
