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Reading gardening books is a great way to bridge the gap between the end of winter and early spring when you can finally get outdoors and work in your garden. Today, I’m going to share 10 of my favorite gardening books that not only offer practical gardening tips but will also inspire for the upcoming…
Instead of buying a monthly probiotic supplement for my three kids, we make a daily kefir smoothie. It is packed with probiotics, vitamins, and antioxidants that support overall digestion and immune health. Not to mention, the kids love them. In this post, I’m going to give you 10 fun kefir smoothie ideas that are simple…
Garden cloches are can be very helpful for protecting plants from unwanted pests, however they can also get pricey, especially if you have a large garden. In this post, I’m going to show you how to craft your own chicken wire cloche using a flower pot as a template. I made a few of these…
As long school days are coming to an end and the sun is in full heat, you want bring a little summer vibe your home without breaking the bank. If you’re like me, it’s not about reinventing the whole house. But rather, a light seasonal refresh that will give your family and friends a welcoming,…
Psalms of Thanksgiving are for any time of year! Although we happen to start searching for them near November, they are written throughout the Psalms and serve a great purpose. There is no better way to give thanks for what God has done through His own words. Thanksgiving verses are also great verses to teach…
Making wood slice ornaments is such a fun holiday craft! Not only do they add charm to your tree, but they also make great handmade gifts. So today, I’m going to show you how to make these cute Christmas, wood-slice ornaments that you can share with your friends and family this holiday season. Homemade Wood Slice…
My kids are the masters of deconstructing sandwiches. This time, I beat them to the punch. These sandwich kabobs are already in bite sized pieces and ready for devouring. Sometimes it’s simply for fun that we switch things up. A little element of surprise, a slight change in schedule, or transforming the daily sandwiches into…
Looking for some simple ways to foster faith in your family? If so, stick around for some practical and creative ideas on ways to incorporate your faith into your daily living. We all have a million things we want to teach my kids, right? From good manners to reading, writing, and arithmetic. We have things…
When it comes to saving money, one of the first things we do is try to see where our money is going. Looking through receipts and tracking our spending regularly has helped us keep our spontaneous spending under control. It has also revealed some areas that we could cut back on or eliminate altogether. Here…
I am working through the 30 Day Declutter Challenge, and it’s going really well. It’s been a lot easier than I thought it would be to get rid of our extra stuff. It feels good to throw things away or to be able to donate it to people who could really use it. Today I sharing…