In the last days of summer why not get out and take your kids to the playground with a wonderful picnic lunch. Some of my favorite memories of visiting the playground is the “down time” we had relaxing and eating our lunch on the “big blanket.”

Food prices have been increasing all of the world and just this week we're hearing about riots in Haiti and Egypt where there is a frightening shortage of food. I found a terrific list of 101 ways to stretch your food dollars that I wanted to share with you.

I have been a homemaker since I was 16 years old- 36 years in total. I love a clean house, and I plan and clean, but after the cleaning is over, my heart asks 'now what?'

We all have our “off” days.  It goes something like this: You wake up late and you just can’t seem to get motivated to do anything.  Simple tasks like doing the dishes seem too big to tackle...

There is a recurring theme that has affected homemakers throughout the ages. This theme is still here today, and where in generations past it didn't need to be addressed so often because society at large didn't look down on the role of homemakers...

During one summer I had an idea to make a recipe book. A problem I had was that I had many cookbooks and could not find the recipes I love and use often when needed.

What is soap? Soap is the product of a chemical reaction between Lye (also called sodium Hydroxide) & Water with Fats/oils.

Picking a mover: The most important endeavor you will face in the beginning stages of your move is to "pick a mover". This process can make many people pretty nervous because of all the horror stories that have hovered over the moving industry through the decades.