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Don’t you wish that once you cleaned your home it would just stay clean? It’s really some cruel joke that we have to contend not just with endless rounds of dishes and laundry, but with dust that just won’t stay away. Dusting again?? #AintNobodyGotTimeFoDat! Dust is exactly what lead me on my journey to research…
Andouille sausage, rice and spices come together for a quick meal in this Cajun Sausage Skillet supper.
It was about three years ago that I found Lisa Leake and her 100 Days of Real Food blog. I didn’t know it at the time, but our eating habits, pantry contents, food budget, and health were about to change. I was about to learn how to eat clean. We took part in her 10 day challenge,…
Honey BBQ Chicken Skewers with Grilled Corn make for an easy supper on a hot summer night. To find the recipe for making this quick and easy (and yummy!) supper for your family, click this link to go to our sister site, Love These Recipes! While you’re there, take a look around for more delicious…
One of the biggest problems that homeschooling families face is how to keep the house clean. Living in a space constantly, particularly with little kids around, makes it a challenge to keep things clean. We have struggled in this area in the past, but along the way, we’ve found some action steps that have allowed…
Today I am sharing a fun recipe with you. This version of Pork Scallopini uses peaches, nectarines or apricots – whichever you have handy or you find on sale at the market.
Summer is almost here, and that means many families will be taking time off from homeschooling to enjoy lazy days, vacations, swimming, trips to the beach or the zoo, and lots of other fun summertime activities. At my house, my teens seem to always be hungry! During the summer, though, it seems that they are…
These Fall-Off-The-Bone slow cooker BBQ ribs will have your family cheering for them again and again!
A while back, I came up with a yummy and very easy recipe for lunch or a snack for the kids. It’s not exactly health food, so I probably wouldn’t serve these often. They are, however, a fast idea for a busy day or a fun treat for a play date. All you need is…
Today I am sharing with you a recipe inspired by our Mamaw from Tennessee – Country Chicken Casserole.
Do you struggle with wanting to eat healthier but just do not know how to do it on your current budget? I find that I personally have two main complaints about eating healthy: Processed foods are often cheaper than “real” food. Processed foods are less time consuming to feed the family. Do you have the same…
Because Earth Day is coming up on April 22nd, hopefully more people are thinking about how they can better preserve the quality of life we live on earth by taking care of the environment. If you are feeling the urge, then here are some tips you can share with your children to help them learn…
