The subject of at what age a child should learn to cook has been intensively debated over by the world of mothers. Often times, a mother’s first horrific vision of a child cooking is their sweet newborn next to a hot stove with a fillet knife in one hand, and pot holder in the other. Obviously this would cause nightmares for any woman, however at one stage or another, every man woman or child will be faced with the issue of to cook, or not to cook.
“I just need to vent to someone”
I’m ashamed to say – I have said that many times and then followed through with my threat. Why do we feel the need to unload our burdens, our bitterness, our anger on an innocent soul? Continue reading
Mother’s Day may not look like the typical Mother’s Day this year with everything going on with the Covid-19 stuff. That doesn’t mean that you don’t need to celebrate mom. She needs to be celebrated more now than ever. It has been a tough go for many people but especially moms who are now home educating their children! Here are a few ideas of products you can get either delivered or picked up from your local Walmart on your next grocery run! Hope you enjoy checking out my Mother’s Day Gift Guide.
Like so many people across the country, especially those with children, finding things to do at home has become of the utmost importance. In our state, we currently have a 30 day stay at home order and with kids ages 17, 13, and 6, finding activities that all can take part in and enjoy can be a challenge.
As homemakers we need to be mindful of how we spend our money. Do you have to pay for water where you live? Our water bill has always been dreadful! Although the last bill we received was $30 less than previous months. Yay! That is worth celebrating. Here are a few simple ways you can conserve water and save money on your next water bill! Continue reading
