Spring is trying hard to make it’s arrival here in West Michigan — although it’s not trying hard enough as we’ve used snow pants and winter coats more than sandals and t-shirts the last few weeks.
Today I’m sharing a few more of my “spring favorite things” — many of which would make nice Mother’s Day gifts! (feel free to share this post with your significant other with a few hints!)
Did you know that dry milk (or powdered milk) can be used as a frugal, shelf-stable alternative to so many dairy products?
Curious how you might substitute dry milk for your favorite dairy products? Keep reading! I share 6 simple ways you can use dry milk in your kitchen (and a free printable recipe card!)
In an effort to create a more functional living space for our growing family, we recently transformed our previous master bedroom into a cozy farmhouse den!
This mini-renovation took roughly 36 hours and resulted in a fantastic spot for family game nights, movie marathons, afternoon naps, or just curling up with a good book without a crowd of people around.
Instead of trying to get “back to normal”, consider what parts of normal are worth getting back to…
If I could wave a magic wand and return life “back to normal” I would do it in a heartbeat. However, there are some really good and amazing things that have come as a result of my “new normal”. I share more in this post!
Do you have a Family Emergency Binder with all your most important documents and information, available for “just in case” situations?
If not, I hope the detailed instructions, helpful information, and FREE workbook in this post motivate you to take action and create your own Emergency Binder once and for all.
I love decluttering as much as anyone, but during this period of social distancing, decluttering looks a bit different as all thrift stores and donation drop-offs are closed.
I wish I could magically open all thrift stores again… but since I can’t, I thought it might be helpful to share 10 ways to declutter your home and life even when donation centers are closed.
Check out our super cute outhouse garden shed!
If you’ve contemplated building your own outhouse shed (or just buying one), I highly recommend it! No matter what type of house you have, how big or small your yard is, or what your landscaping style is, I’m convinced there is a place for a tiny outhouse shed SOMEWHERE!
The online world has huge income potential. If you’ve ever wondered how to make money working online from home, this post is sure to be a helpful resource!
Read more about my work-from-home journey over the last 13 years, as well as some of my favorite resources to help YOU make money working online!
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