I have shared these tips before but as we come to the end of the gardening season it is important that we put ours tools away in good shape so they will be ready for the upcoming garden season! I hope you appreciate the reminder and put your tools away correctly so they will lastContinue reading “My Garden: Six Tools Tips”
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Frugal Tips: Relief For Dry Hands
In the winter my hands suffer from the lack of moisture in the air. After having such success with making lip balm I decided to make my own hand cream as well. With just a few simple ingredients I made a really nice lotion, which my hands really appreciate! This recipe was too thick toContinue reading “Frugal Tips: Relief For Dry Hands”
Prudent Pantry: 10 Steps To Get Ready For Thanksgiving
Does the thought of the approaching holidays leave you breathless? Do you feel like there is just not enough time? Perhaps it’s your turn to host the thanksgiving meal, what can you do to be ready for the day? Years ago I read an article that had several steps that would help you to beContinue reading “Prudent Pantry: 10 Steps To Get Ready For Thanksgiving”
Chicken Vegetable Soup
Looking for a comforting soup that included vegetables? Look no further than this Chicken Vegetable Soup. This soup also freezes well.
My Garden: Getting Your Houseplants Ready For Winter
My vegetable garden may be put to bed but I have more than enough houseplants to keep me busy during the winter months. I have several plants which spend the summer outdoors. Before moving them inside I give them a good shower. I don’t want any bugs to come inside with the plants! I alsoContinue reading “My Garden: Getting Your Houseplants Ready For Winter”
Restoring a Wool Sweater
Restoring a wool sweater is possible! Have you ever washed a wool sweater in the washing machine? Not on purpose of course, but one of those moments where you are in a hurry and the wool sweater accidently gets tossed in the wash. Perhaps it even got tossed into the dryer and came out lookingContinue reading “Restoring a Wool Sweater”
Homemade Chicken Stock
I have always made my homemade chicken stock with the leftover chicken carcass. You can also make chicken stock using the whole chicken and a crockpot!
My Garden: Putting The Gardens To Bed
As winter fast approaches and the mornings are frosty and cold it’s time to tidy up the gardens and make sure they are ready for the winter. I’ve been busy cutting back the garden beds around the house. Some are completely done and ready for the winter. Others still need a bit of work. LuckilyContinue reading “My Garden: Putting The Gardens To Bed”
Frugal Tips: November Bargains
The year is flying by; with Thanksgiving and the holidays approaching it won’t be long before we’re ringing in the New Year! November is a good time to keep your eyes open for various sales. You can often find sales on baskets, which you can then use as gift containers. Put a pretty towel inContinue reading “Frugal Tips: November Bargains”
Prudent Pantry: The Thriftiest Fruits and Vegetables
Have you ever wondered what are the best fruits and vegetables to keep in your kitchen? Which ones can be used in multiply ways and are a real staple to keep in your kitchen or pantry? Root vegetables such as carrots, potatoes and parsnips, are the workhorses of the kitchen! They can be roasted, boiled,Continue reading “Prudent Pantry: The Thriftiest Fruits and Vegetables”
Nancy on the Home Front 