Today, we have another room tour -- the Office! Details about the cost are at the bottom of the post. In case you’re new around here, my husband and I purchased a 1920’s bungalow 4 years ago. While it probably doesn’t count as a true fixer upper, it definitely needs some updates. My husband and … Continue reading House Tour | Office (Mini Renovation)
Misfits Market Meal Plan #3
Today we're back with another Misfits Market meal plan 🙂 I get the Madness Box, which is $40 (including shipping) for 18-22 pounds of organic fruits and vegetables that "aren't pretty enough" for farmers to sell to the grocery store. If you’d like to try out Misfits Market, you can use my referral code to … Continue reading Misfits Market Meal Plan #3
The Case for Simple Swaps and Big Savings
This post in an introduction to a new series on the blog: Simple Swaps. The first post will debut next week -- be sure to check back in! A hint for the topic for next week's post 🙂 Today, I logged onto my Personal Capital* account and learned that my household averages 93 financial payments … Continue reading The Case for Simple Swaps and Big Savings
Misfits Market Meal Plan #2
For the past couple of months, my family has been *loving* our weekly subscription produce box from Misfits Market. Read on for how we used it this week! If you'd like to try out Misfits Market, you can use my referral code to get 25% off your first box: COOKWME-QQ0EFF. My Misfits Market Madness Box … Continue reading Misfits Market Meal Plan #2
Instant Pot Thai Panang Chicken Curry { 5 minute prep! }
A couple of months ago, my friend from Thailand shared some homemade curry with us. Our whole family loved its rich, sweet and spicy flavor, so I begged her for the recipe. I assumed it would be really complicated, but it’s actually a super easy formula — 1 can Maesri panang curry paste (affiliate link) … Continue reading Instant Pot Thai Panang Chicken Curry { 5 minute prep! }
Why we’re not using Cloth Diapers for Baby #2
If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you know that we used cloth diapers for with our first baby. I have no regrets about this — we saved a lot of money, and I didn’t think it was that big of a deal to do a few extra loads of laundry each week. But for … Continue reading Why we’re not using Cloth Diapers for Baby #2
House Tour | Kitchen Updates
Today we're doing another room tour -- the kitchen! It wasn’t in the cards for us to do a full blown kitchen remodel, so we made some strategic updates to give the kitchen a major face lift for a fraction of the cost of a traditional remodel. Scroll to the bottom of the post for … Continue reading House Tour | Kitchen Updates
House Tour | Laundry Room Makeover
Today we're doing another room tour -- the laundry room! Details about the cost breakdown are at the bottom of the post. In case you're new around here, my husband and I purchased a 1920's bungalow 4 years ago. While it probably doesn't count as a true fixer upper, it definitely needs some updates. Here … Continue reading House Tour | Laundry Room Makeover
Tips for Organizing Leftovers and Minimizing Food Waste
I'm just going to put it out there -- I think it's difficult not to waste leftovers. At our house, we make pretty much all of our food from scratch, so we intentionally cook extra large batches of food to reheat throughout the week as a timesaver. As a result, our fridge is usually *full* … Continue reading Tips for Organizing Leftovers and Minimizing Food Waste
The Sweetest Toddler Shoes
Today I'd like to share a fun find -- the sweetest pair of toddler shoes that are just $9 on Amazon! In general, I buy most of my toddler's clothes used from well-curated consignment stores. The fact is: my son is very energetic and active, and I want him to let him play his little … Continue reading The Sweetest Toddler Shoes