ramblings of a reluctant homemaker
The holiday season is about joy, connection, and celebration; however, if we aren’t careful, it can turn into a season of overspending and materialism. Hosting a holiday party is no exception. Things can quickly add up. The good news? You
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When it comes to dessert, making it yourself is not only more satisfying, it’s often far more budget-friendly. Today, I’m sharing a cheesecake recipe that’s been in my family for decades. It’s rich, creamy, and every bit as good as
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The holiday season kicks off with Thanksgiving, and before you know it, you’re caught up in a flurry of busyness. For my family, Thanksgiving is a big gathering with more food than you can eat, and for the last couple
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I used to think saving money meant sacrifices like skipping coffee, clipping coupons endlessly, or giving up everything I loved. But I’ve come to realize it’s not about giving up what you love, but rather, it’s about deciding what you
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I admit, keeping my house clutter-free is an uphill battle. By nature, I’m messy, but years ago, I read a book called The Messies Manual, and it gave me strategies and tricks to stay on top of it. Decades later,
