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  • Canning Your Own Chicken Stock

    Canning Your Own Chicken Stock

    Store bought chicken broth or stock doesn't even compare to the richness of homemade broth.  Since making homemade chicken broth is so easy, it makes it a great DIY Homemade Convenience Food. I used to always store my homemade chicken broth in the freezer {just like my cooked beans}--but I've found ...

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  • Frugal Gardening 101 Ebook {Available to Subscribers!}

    Frugal Gardening 101 Ebook {Available to Subscribers!}

    As I mentioned late last week, I've been frantically working on my first ever ebook, Frugal Gardening 101:  The Comprehensive Guide to Vegetable Gardening Without Breaking the Bank. It's been a labor of love (and frustration) and I'm beyond excited to get it out there and get everyone excited about gardening. ...

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  • Spring Clean Naturally-14 Days to a Clean Home Series

    Spring Clean Naturally-14 Days to a Clean Home Series

    March 20th was the first day of Spring--although the weather didn't feel like it in many parts of the country!  Spring is a time for new beginnings, new life, and fresh, clean homes! When we first moved back into our home after Project Major Home Addition, I was pretty good about ...

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  • My Son Is Not Like Yours–So What?

    My Son Is Not Like Yours--So What?

    No one is alike.  We all know this right? I'm tall. Some may say I'm too tall for a girl. My hair is brown, and very thin. And I'm cool with that. Most days. I could stand to lose a little bit of weight.  But chocolate keeps calling my name. I'm a Conservative Christian. ...

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  • Frugal Gardening 101 Ebook

    Frugal Gardening 101 Ebook

    Those of you that have followed me for a while know that I'm pretty passionate about home gardening. One of the statements I hear frequently regarding gardening, is that "it's just as cheap for me to purchase the produce as it is for me to grow it." My response? I want to shout-"Not ...

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  • Home Canned Vegetable Soup

    Home Canned Vegetable Soup

    Oh fall, how I love these cool nights, changing colors, all things pumpkin, and soup. Yes, soup. My husband could live off of it, and honestly, so could I.  It warms the soul after a tiring day and keeps a body warm on chilly nights. Something a lot of people don't realize about ...

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  • Homemade Cleaners:: Orange Oil

    Homemade Cleaners:: Orange Oil

    The last few months I've been experimenting a lot with making my own homemade cleaners.  I've found that not only are homemade cleaners frugal, but they use ingredients that I already have in my pantry and they perform just as good {if not better!} than my favorite commercial cleaners. Homemade Orange ...

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  • Almond Pear Scones {Sugar Free!}

    Almond Pear Scones {Sugar Free!}

    With my last Azure Standard order we got 20# of pears.  We love pears as much as the next person, but pears tend to go downhill pretty fast.  In an effort to use them quickly, I started looking for various recipes with pears.  In this quest I decided that I ...

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  • 52 Week Savings Challenge–Will You Join Me?

    52 Week Savings Challenge--Will You Join Me?

    The 52 Week Savings Challenge isn't necessarily a new concept.  I've seen it floating around for many years now, and it's always intrigued me.  This year, I stumbled upon the idea again, and decided that this year I finally needed to jump in and do it.  After all you only ...

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  • Homemade Egg Rolls

    Homemade Egg Rolls

    It's no secret that we love Asian flavors and dishes.  One of our many weaknesses is egg rolls.  Purchasing them at the Chinese Restaurant {or from the grocery store} will quickly break the food budget. So, why not make your own? :) [amd-zlrecipe-recipe:38] Y-U-M-M-Y!! It’s a lot cheaper than eating out and probably ...

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Spring Cleaning Bedrooms {14 Days to a Clean Home}

April 3, 2013

Today marks Day10 of 14 Days to a Clean Home. We’ve worked through our Home Office, Kitchen and Dining Rooms, as well as done some basic interior and exterior cleaning in those spots that tend to be neglected. For me the home office and the bedrooms have been the hardest spots for me.  Clutter seemed [...]

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14 Days to a Clean Home-Bedrooms

April 2, 2013

Today is Day 9 of 14 Days to Clean Home.  Yesterday I was miserably sick with a migraine, fever and that feeling in the back of my throat–so I was unable to do any cleaning or post Day 8, which was also bedrooms. I don’t know about you, but the bedrooms in my home seem [...]

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14 Days to a Clean Home-Exterior

March 30, 2013

  We’re about half way through our 14 Days to Clean Home Series.  I’m really enjoying getting my space {and sanity!} back, and getting re-organized just in time for our busy summer months. Today and tomorrow we’re focusing on our outside spaces.  The exterior parts of our home are just as important as the inside. [...]

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52 Week Savings Challenge {Week 13}

March 29, 2013

If you’re following along on the 52 Week Savings Challenge, it’s time to make another deposit! Since it’s Week 13, your deposit amount should be $13, bringing your savings total to $91.  If you’re doing the 52 Week Savings Challenge in reverse order, your deposit will be $40, bringing your savings total to $598. It continually amazing me [...]

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14 Days to a Clean Home-Basic Interior Cleaning

March 29, 2013

  We’re on Day 5 of 14 Days to a Clean  Home and we’re working on doing some of the Basic Interior Cleaning that often gets neglected in the everyday hustle and bustle. If you’re running behind on some of the other days, today is also a good day to catch up a little bit [...]

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Naturally Deep Cleaning your Oven {14 Days to a Clean Home Series}

March 29, 2013

My oven was in bad shape.  I’m often called the messiest cook on Earth, plus I get distracted pretty easily.  That tends to be a deadly mess-ier combination. The top picture shows my oven before I started to clean it.  Yes, it’s dark–but that’s all the nasty gunk!  To be honest, I didn’t realize it was [...]

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Spring Cleaning the Kitchen {14 Days to a Clean Home}

March 28, 2013

Day 3 of 14 Days to a Clean Home is over and we’re moving into Day 4.  Day 4 also focuses on cleaning the kitchen and dining areas, so if you’re running a bit behind–today is a day you can catch up! My kitchen space wasn’t too terrible on the surface, but my drawers and [...]

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14 Days to a Clean Home-Kitchen

March 27, 2013

The kitchen is the hub of our entire home.  I spend quite a bit of time in there, and since our space is rather open, it tends to be a focal point. Because of this, it tends to stay pretty organized and clean–at least on the surface. I obviously have some work to do behind [...]

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Spring Cleaning the Home Office {14 Days to a Clean Home}

March 26, 2013

Day Two of 14 Days to Clean Home is complete.  I have to tell you–I’m glad that I started with my Home Office because it was by far the worst room in my entire house!  I’m thankful to have the hard stuff behind me! I’m using the plan outlined on the 14 Days to Clean [...]

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14 Days to Clean Home-Home Office

March 26, 2013

I spend a lot of time in our home office between homeschooling, blog work, finances, pinterest, and many other things.  It’s no wonder it’s the messiest room in our house.  When you don’t know where to put something–just put it in the office! Oh, I despise it.  I really, really do. It doesn’t help that [...]

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