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Ultimate Family Advent Bucket List

Ultimate Family Christmas Advent Bucket List: Festive and Fun

Every year for fifteen years now I have planned a fun advent for our family. As my children age though, they like to help plan it more and more. Now, we all sit down for a family meeting and hammer out the December bucket list. After that, I write it up on the calendar with…

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Thanksgiving Movie Night on a Shoestring Budget

Shoestring Budget Thanksgiving Movie Night

Two years ago, we created our own movie room in the basement because we love home movie nights so much. Here’s some tips to make your home movie night more fun, on a shoestring budget. DIY Movie Theatre First, before anything is the actual movie night equipment. Nothing fancy or expensive like a projector is…

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Simple Frugal Strategies to get Your Teen Helping with Thanksgiving

Simple Frugal Strategies to get Your Teen Helping on Thanksgiving

Simple Frugal Strategies to get your teen interested in helping on food prep or cooking a dish is relationship building tips. Sometimes we say “no” to stuff that is intimidating to us. Include them in all planning, recipe selections and guest invitations is an open door to inviting them to be a contributing part of…

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Frugal Home Cloth Diaper Cleaner

Frugal Cloth Diaper Care: Simple Homemade Recipe

  Frugal home cloth diaper cleaners are better for baby because of the all natural recipe. I have made our laundry detergent for almost 12 years now. Prior to that I used a store bought laundry soap. When I became an informed consumer and found out all of the chemicals they were placing in our…

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Homeschooling

Quick Morning Routines And Why They Work

Quick Morning Routines And Why They Work

If I can give one piece of advice…for the rest of your life,  “have a morning routine”.  Make it the same thing over and over.  Repetition builds security and sanity.  If you do the same four things each morning you will feel much more in control of your day. If you use the excuse “I…

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Homeschool Preschool Letter K Activities

Homeschool Preschool Letter K Activities

Homeschool preschool letter of the week activities change so that they preschooler does not get bored. Also, they will look forward to the time you are spending with them. Whether they are an only child, or have several siblings they will hold this time with you as special. My creativity was tested each week as…

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5 Ways To Homeschool When You Quit The Lesson Plan

5 Ways To Homeschool When You Quit The Lesson Plan

Planning is great. Matter of fact I plan almost everything. Being prepared is very important, but so is being flexible.  Sometimes as parents we have a vision, but our children do not have the same vision. They quickly go a different direction and off the course of the plan. For a mom like me that…

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Ten Days of Homeschool Thanksgiving Activities

10 Days of Homeschool Activities for Thanksgiving

   This time of year is sooo busy!  I can hardly keep up.  Homeschool activities for Thanksgiving are memory makers for us. Our family loves to go back and relive our holidays. It is very easy to homeschool through the holidays through character building activities.  Preparing lessons, researching and finding field trips to go on…

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Homemaking

Inexpensive One Dish Meal Baked Spaghetti

Inexpensive One Dish Baked Spaghetti

Monday night was my one dish meal night and I decided to make baked spaghetti. I had some sauce that I needed to use up and extra spaghetti in my pantry. Regular spaghetti I have made a million times. but this was my first time making baked spaghetti. It really wasn’t that hard and was…

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Frugal Home Benefits of Natural Sunlight

Frugal Home Benefits of Utilizing Natural Sunlight

Each day as I do my morning routine, I am always happy to pick up our home with beautiful sunlight beaming in the windows. I see the cat laying on the top of the couch basking in the warmth of the sunlight, and envy her lazy day. My goal as a frugal home mom is…

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No Spend Challenge: Tips to Turn Clutter into Cash

No Spend Challenge: Tips on Turning Clutter into Cash

In the next part of our no spend challenge we are learning how to take our unwanted items and turn them into cash. Here are a few ways that I have turned clutter into cash. Clutter to me is defined as something I have bought but end up getting rid of for less than what…

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No spend challenge: Identifying Triggers

No Spend Challenge: Identify Spending Triggers

Everyone buys something and that is why I am in a no spend challenge. Not just for a day, week, or a month, but a whole year. Purchasing an item always has a reason behind it. Identifying what makes us spend money is important. I know when I was younger I spent money on clothes…

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Lifestyle

Frugal Home Heat Hacks to Stay Warm this Winter

Frugal Home Winter Heat Hacks to Stay Warm

Frugal home heat hacks opens the door to additional ways to heat in the winter. Saving on energy bills is important as other costs rise. If your frugal home seems to be under attack from rising costs, no worries, there is hope. My hope is to share ways with you that will help you keep…

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Frugal Gardeners Guide to Green Beans

Frugal Gardening Made Simple: Green Beans

Beans are easy to grow. In the ten years’ that I have been working on frugal gardening, my beans have always been plentiful. Now they are a garden staple for our quaint frugal garden. I don’t plant what we do not eat. That would be silly. We eat a lot of green beans so that…

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5 Frugal Home Hacks to Save Money on Heating

This winter is supposed to be cold, so I am prepping with some frugal home hacks to save on heat. My pet peeve is to be cold. Nothing about the cold is my favorite thing, except for snow. I do like the snow and sledding, but not the cold. However I live in a colder…

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Fall Activities for Kids on a Shoestring

Fun Fall with Kids on a Shoestring Budget

Fall is a great time for fun and to slow down to enjoy the colors. Over the years we have adopted several fall activities for kids on a shoestring. Making memories is one of our favorite hobbies. As my children grow older the activities have changed, but some old ones remain. For instance, they still…

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