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Today I want to talk about a hot topic among bloggers, Pinterest-ers, and homemakers: organizing. You may often read about people who have their whole entire home organized so that every single shoe and hair pin have a place to go. While that is commendable, how realistic is that? It is my goal to share real, doable tips and tricks to help your homemaking, so that's why I am sharing three easy ways to organize your home. Organizing is ... read more
While there is a large population of stay-at-home homemakers, wives, and mothers; one population we fail to recognize are the working women whose hearts are at home. The women, who have to work two or three jobs, whose children have to attend public school. The women who don't have the white picket fence or the loving husband. Are you one of those women? Because I am. In 2014, when I started this blog, I had just left college and was engaged ... read more
On Monday, we talked about 3 ways to care for your family, and one of the ways I touched upon was spiritually. Today I want to dig deeper into that and talk about 4 ways you can pray over your family. With our busy lives, we often push “priority” items, such as kids extra curriculars, church events, or social events to the front of our days. While the routine items such as family meals, devotional time and time for praying is pushed to ... read more
This week we’re talking about ways to care for your family. Now, first what we need to understand is that each family is different and each family’s needs are different. Some of us may be married with no children, others married with ten. Some mothers may have children with special needs while others don’t. While others may have husbands who work trade jobs while others work in offices. So, with keeping that in mind, let’s look at some ... read more
I wrote this post about three years ago but decided to republish it today. While I am no longer a full time homemaker, (or married) as I work 2 jobs, I wanted to give insight on how I did schedule my day when I was married without children. It can be hard to fill a day when there is no one in the house to care for all day, but I hope this helps you a little! One of the most important things you can do as a homemaker, is to have a schedule or ... read more