Homemaking
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Intentional Multitasking for Busy Moms
What is intentional multitasking? When I was at my wit’s end, I had to find a way to quit feeling like a spinning top. Intentional multitasking helps me get more done with LESS stress and MORE time to be the homemaker and Christian woman I strive to be. (this site uses Affiliate links-purchases support our ministry through a small referral fee that never affects your cost.) Even during this season of disability, I’m still BUSY! But, I got tired of feeling frazzled, stressed, and distracted! I don’t want to miss my daughter’s childhood. Something had to change . . . how I tackled multitasking! Tips for Intentional Multi-tasking Have a daily…
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Natalie’s Juice – a fresh take on juice
Between shopping with a 5 year old who thinks she needs to have an opinion on everything I buy (or pass by) and navigating nutritional labels, grocery shopping is more and more challenging these days. I am trying to balance making healthy choices with not allowing a fear of additives and GMOs, etc. to overwhelm me, but it is hard to know what are good choices. Being a Christian parent my faith is part of everything I do, including grocery shop. I want to be a good steward of the body God has given me and teach my daughter to do the same. When I saw a sample table in…
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Blueberry Muffin Bread Pudding Recipe
Scrambling to make something great with leftovers? This delicious Blueberry Muffin Bread Pudding recipe solved my crisis with empty plates in record time. Some days, dragging myself out of bed is hard enough, much less trying to find something more creative than cereal to feed my kiddos. I was really excited when my brainstorm blueberry muffin bread pudding recipe was a hit! (this site uses Affiliate links-purchases support our ministry through a small referral fee that never affects your cost.) One morning, I had a rare occurrence – leftover muffins. They had gotten stuck in a container and hidden WAY in the back of the fridge. You know the kind…
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Celebrating the Days of Summer
Looking for ways to make summer fun without breaking the bank? Us too, all the time! Even an outing to the movies can cost upwards of $100 with a family of five for all the bells and whistles, never mind the cost of an amusement park or out-of-town vacation. Our income dropped in half when we moved here and decided I would stay home. We had to find different ways to make the summer days fun for our family without spending a small fortune. Food seems to be the center of many family celebrations, so when I came across this idea, I knew I’d found a winner. We are celebrating…
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Smores Cheesecake
It’s 4th of July. While I was tempted to make apple pie, because what’s more American than apple pie? But we are making apple turnovers tomorrow for Sunday dessert, and I didn’t want to do two similar desserts back to back. What to do, what to do? When I think 4th of July, I think BBQ and smoke and smores. Our weather has been terrible today so making smores over the fire pit didn’t seem like it would happen. Instead I decided to make a Smores Cheesecake. I invented this recipe, so it may need some future tweaking. Feel free to try it and share your tips and tricks. I…