My kitchen has a big breakfast bar in it with five stools on one side and four drawers and cabinets on the other side. Two of the four drawers are “junk drawers.” If you don’t know what a junk drawer is, it is a drawer used as a catchall, a space designated to hold all…
This meal Easy Beef and Mushroom Stroganoff recipe is quick to put together and the cooking time isn’t long, making this a convenient weekday meal. I’ve seen some stroganoff mixtures without the noodles get used as sandwich fillers, so this recipe is versatile!
I love both in-store and online shopping! If I find a great deal, it’s even better! Some of my followers (was it you?) have found some great deals through my Amazon affiliate links and I want to say thank you!
The day after Valentine’s Day, I removed all Valentine’s Day decor and table settings and started planning the next special day: St. Patrick’s Day! It was fun to reminisce as I scrolled through photos of my table settings and decorations from years’ past. Next, I went to my basement storage area (which is like going…
After I published the jewelry organizing challenge earlier this week, my mother said she needed help organizing her jewelry. I was glad to help, LOL! She uses multiple jewelry organizing tips already, but it had been awhile since she had gone through her jewelry for: discards/donations; repair; and clean/store correctly.
Have you ever had an English muffin pizza? I love them! They are very easy to make. Three ingredients plus toppers! One package of English muffins can feed six people if each person gets one muffin cut in half.
When I have a stuffy cold, I always resort to my favorite therapy: a steam tent! It works for me. You can buy one on my Amazon Associate shop (scroll this page of various steamers) OR use a homemade steam tent with a pan of steaming water and a towel!
Organize! Declutter! Clean! Follow this 52-week challenge at your own pace and you could be living the sweet life as you should be. Mix up the challenges so that you are always crossing one thing off your list each week or two.
These questions are meant to be answered with a yes or a no. For each yes, give yourself 1 point. Add all your points after answering all the questions. How many points did you rack up?
Is your jewelry all over the place? Gather it all to one spot where you can work to inspect your jewelry for pieces that need repair or that you no longer wear. Don’t pile your jewelry in a heap; that’s a habit you will want to stop. Make separate piles: good to use, discard, repair,…
