LOCAL GIVEAWAY: “Flip Flop Adult Consignment” Private Sale Tickets (4 winners!)

Alright, all my local friends! I have a great giveaway for you today!  The “Flip Flop Adult Consignment” sale is an awesome event where you can find women’s, men’s & junior’s clothes, furniture, electronics, home décor, and more!  Check out their web site at: www.flipflopconsignment.com The event will be held at 1511 Downtown  West Blvd. [...]

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Avoiding Postpartum Depression–My Plan

I’d like to have a heart-to-heart with my readers. As we are quickly approaching the birth of our little boy, due March 24, my mind is full of so many thoughts.  I’m anxious about the birth (I had a third degree tear with our little girl), I worry about how Lyla will react to a [...]

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“WadeMade” Canvas Art WINNER!

Thanks to everyone who entered this giveaway.  According to random.org, the winner is comment #9, Mandi Roberson!    Congratulations, Mandi!  Please contact me within 48 hours to claim your prize!

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“WadeMade”–Hand Painted Canvas Art {Review & Giveaway}

I’ve always been envious of those who have artistic skills.  I have terrible hand writing and stick people are about as close I can get to “art”.  When I was given the opportunity to review a piece of handmade art from the Etsy shop WadeMade, I jumped at the opportunity!  Mary is a college student [...]

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How To Save Money with Baby: Part 2 (Making Your Own Baby Food)

  Preparing for baby #2 has forced me to think about ways we can be financially responsible with a growing family.  Luckily, with your second child, you don’t need as many baby items.  And, you also find yourself being more practical when making lists of must-have items (see my post on How To Save Money [...]

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How To Save Money with Baby: Part 2 (Making Your Own Baby Food)

 

  Preparing for baby #2 has forced me to think about ways we can be financially responsible with a growing family.  Luckily, with your second child, you don’t need as many baby items.  And, you also find yourself being more practical when making lists of must-have items (see my post on How To Save Money [...]

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Preparing for the Unknown–”Shelf Reliance” {Giveaway!}

 

I don’t want to sound like a crazy conspiracy theorist, but I have to admit that I’m a little nervous about the state of our country.  All economic worries aside, we’ve recently had some crazy weather in East TN.  When it was just my husband and I, I didn’t think a lot about emergency preparedness.  [...]

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Stuffed Zucchini

 

This is such a yummy Summer recipe.  I love how colorful it is!  Without further ado (based on several requests) here’s my recipe for stuffed zucchini: Ingredients: 4-6 zucchinis (depending on size) 1 lb. ground beef (or ground turkey, chicken, etc.) 2 cans of stewed tomatoes 1 medium-sized onion 1 green pepper salt Italian seasoning [...]

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Holy Guacamole!

 

One of my favorite summertime snacks is fresh guacamole.  I woke up from a nap today craving some, so I thought I’d share my recipe with you.  It’s super simple!  Here are the ingredients you’ll need: Avocado (1-3, depending on serving amount desired) 1 Tomato 1 Onion Cilantro Salt Garlic (I just use powdered garlic) [...]

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Veggie Fried Rice

 

I am currently in a rice comatose state.  My belly is full of yumminess.  I’d like to share this super easy recipe with you. Here’s your list of ingredients: 1 cup of brown rice 1/2 large white onion frozen bag of mixed veggies frozen bag of brocolli any other veggie you’d like to add (cabbage, [...]

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How To Cope With Child Food Allergies {guest post}

 

Today I’m participating in the Ultimate Blog Swap. You’ll find me posting over at “Food Your Way” about food alternatives for those with dairy, gluten, and sugar diet limitations.  I’m excited to welcome my guest blogger from  http://www.se7en.org.za! I had a friend once ring me in despair to say she could not keep up with her baby, [...]

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Cooking Kale

 

Have you ever cooked kale?  This super food is rich in calcium, lutein, iron, and Vitamins A, C, and K.  It’s an excellent source of beta carotene.  In addition, research suggests that eating foods rich in Vitamin A  and C (one serving of kale yields an astounding 192% of your daily vitamin A needs) reduce [...]

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Gluten and Dairy-Free Chicken Alfredo Pasta w/ Broccoli

 

I am now in my fourth week of “ No Gluten, No Dairy, No Sugar, No Fun” diet.  If you’re wondering why I made these changes, check out my post HERE.  I’ve experimented with different recipes, and this is one my husband and I both like. Before I get into the nitty gritty of this [...]

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“Angry Birds” Cupcakes

 

I threw my husband a surprise 30th birthday party this past weekend.  I made “Angry Bird” cupcakes.  You read that correctly…."30” AND “Angry Bird” cupcakes.  He loved them and they were a hit at the par-tay.  This is true love people.  I made cupcakes and homemade icing and didn’t eat ONE BITE (Wondering why? Check [...]

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My 5 week 4 hour body progress

 

Here’s a blog post my husband wrote about his progress with the “4 Hour Body” diet. About 2 and a half months ago, i got Tim Ferris’ book  The 4-Hour Body, which, among other things, talks about his Slow Carb Diet.  It consists of putting a vegetable, meat, and legume at each meal and cutting [...]

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