Photo Credit Don’t think for a moment that your precious sacrifices of time, money, family and often life, are forgotten, even for a moment. There are millions of people out there like our family who think often about all that you have done, currently do, and will continue to …
Want Success? Then Choose to Work for It
I want to talk a little bit today about, I guess, what it takes to reach a goal. Our oldest, the author, is also a talented artist, as you can see from some of her work that I’ve shared here. Somebody said to me the other day
Why You Should Strongly Consider Eating Organic Food
*** We are not health experts or doctors. All opinions and experiences stated here are our own, and we are not responsible for any conclusions you may come to as a result of this article. There’s much debate in Internet land about whether or not organic food is …
Hitting Rock Bottom: A New Blogger’s Story
Photo Credit Happy Friday, Frugal Farmer Friends! 🙂 Today I’m thrilled to publish a guest post from one of my favorite new bloggers, Shoeaholic No More. Like so many of us personal finance bloggers, SHNM, as I affectionately like to call her, has committed to working her way out …
Cutco Cutlery: A Review
*This post contains affiliate links. I never thought I’d do a cutlery review on this site, mostly because we’re not buying much these days, but I just had to share with you our experience with Cutco Cutlery. Most everyone who’s ever known a college kid has heard of Cutco. College kids often work as …
A Mothers Day Brunch
Big plans for tomorrow, friends? When we celebrate our moms, we often put together a nice Mothers Day brunch for the three of them (my mom, Rick’s mom, and my stepmom). It’s a wonderful gathering with all of our parents, and we enjoy every minute of being able …
Prepping 101: Learn from the Past to Prep for the Future
Hey, friends! As promised, here is the cautionary tale on being prepared that I promised you in this week’s earlier post. My dear friend, Shannon, from Financially Blonde, went through her own 10 days of trouble as they experience a long-term power outage after Hurricane Sandy. Here, Shannon shares her experience, and some of the lessons she learned …
Spring Cleaning of the Chicken Coop: Here’s How it’s Done
Head on over to Back Yard Chicken Guide for a step-by-step on how to clean the poop out of the coop. 🙂
Why it’s Crucially Important to Make Your Debt Payoff Plan Personal
Photo Credit The more popular our site becomes, the more flack we seem to get for what we spend our money on. And I’m sure that there are many more critics who think we don’t do enough to payoff debt but don’t have the guts or the time to leave …
Prepping 101: Be Prepared Not Merely to Survive, but to THRIVE
Photo Credit Happy Monday, my friends! As a follow up to last week’s post, my dear IRL friend Michelle, who blogs about life and food over at Rockin’ the Mom Role (she’s a terrific resource for gluten-free recipes too), has written about the importance of not just surviving, but …
