Tips, Resources, and Encouragement for Busy Moms
We all became addicted to homemade slime and glitter goo this past year. It’s so simple to make and it’s absolutely so COOL to feel and touch. It’s simply relaxing. So of course, we had to make some Valentine glitter goo to celebrate God’s love for us on Valentine’s Day. The kids have just as much fun making it as they do playing with it. We just store it in a plastic baggie for later use. How to Make Valentine’s Glitter Goo {Read More}
This easy homemade salsa recipe is totally the bomb! It’s made in literally seconds. It tastes just like restaurant style. How to Make the Easy Homemade Salsa Recipe Ingredients 2 141/2 oz cans of petite diced tomatoes, drained 1 onion, diced 2 T garlic, minced 1/3 c of jalapeno Cilantro to taste (I use a handful) Salt and pepper to taste Directions Place all ingredients in the blender, puree for 20 seconds. Stir Well and serve immediately or chill in refrigerator. Makes about 2 {Read More}
I have to admit, I am not that girl who gets giddy over purses. I’m not sure if it is because I carried a diaper bag for 17 years or what. And we all know, carrying a diaper bag and a purse is insane. However, now my youngest just turned 5 and I am diaper bag free. Can I hear an amen? Since I’m not that into purses and only like to carry the bare necessities. These items in a woman’s {Read More}
This year the Princess is super excited about doing school with her older brothers. The princess is learning her sounds and numbers this year. However, she absolutely loves to cut. So I decided to make some FUN printables for her to practice cutting during our quiet time. Scissors are a must along with MUST have homeshcool products. She cuts out the pieces and pastes them onto construction paper kinda like a puzzle. These cute FREE Valentine’s Scissor Preschool Pages are available {Read More}
Did you know that February 4th is “Thank a Mail Carrier Day”? Today is the day you can say “thanks” to the man or woman who delivers your mail six days a week. Since 1775, when the Continental Congress established the Constitutional Post, they have been delivering the mail through all kinds of weather. Prior to this act, people delivered messages through their friends, merchants or a private messenger, but their confidential messages were often intercepted by British postal inspectors or {Read More}
