ramblings of a reluctant homemaker
January. The month when your credit card statements arrive looking like a horror story and your bank account whispers, “Really? You spent what?” Between holiday gifts, festive feasts, and “just one more” sale item, your wallet may feel like it
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I come from a large family. As we kids grew, married, and had families of our own, the holidays started to feel overwhelming. Shopping for gifts became stressful, even when we set price limits. About twenty years ago, my immediate
Christmas isn’t about how much you spend. It’s about how much love you share. The true reason for the season lives in our relationships and the memories we create. Creating a warm, welcoming home is part of that magic. The
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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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