This is a post from Dianna of The Kennedy Adventures. As the mother of a large family, getting food on the table can be a challenge. I’m trying to feed a picky army without killing my food budget. I’m sharing five of my easiest kid approved recipes that are also easy on your wallet. 1. […]
3 Winter Soup Recipes for Your Crockpot: French Stew, Chicken & Noodle Soup, Taco Soup
I am a crockpot lover! I think every meal should be cooked in them. Especially since I don’t tend to get dinner on the table at a reasonable hour unless we HAVE cooked our meal in that handy appliance. One of my favorite things to eat from the slow cooker is soup. There are so […]
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Dealing with Chronic Illness While You Homeschool
Homeschooling while dealing with your own pain and suffering, whether temporary or long-term, can be a difficult thing to do. Let me say, first, if you are facing a chronic illness and still want to homeschool your children, you are not alone! For centuries, mothers have been teaching their children at home and dealing with […]
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Easy Coconut Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars – Secret Recipe
I’m lucky to have a husband who doesn’t mind cooking. No, he doesn’t do it very often, but when he gets an idea, he nearly always runs with it! This week, his great idea was that he wanted some of those Coconut Cookie Bars. My response? “What Coconut Cookie Bars?” He says, “You know, the […]
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6 Simple Ways to Save on Haircuts
If you’re looking to whittle your budget, take a look at your beauty costs. In my area, a simple hair cut starts at $10. Add in color and you’re up to $40 to $60 or more. My boys’ hair grows FAST, so they’re due for haircuts about every 4 to 6 weeks. Just for […]
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Homemade Coconut Granola
My solution for healthy and simple snacking? Granola. It’s a versatile family favorite that you can munch on anywhere. If you’re a frugal mom on a budget then you’re in luck, because this version is inexpensive and packs a healthy punch, all with minimal ingredients. So what makes it so good for you? Honey: […]
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The Basics of Stockpiling
If the word “stockpile” brings images to your mind of garages stuffed with mustard and basements loaded with enough salad dressing to make a salad to feed the world, then you have been watching too much reality television, and just in case you didn’t know it… reality television is far from reality. Our family saves […]
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