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- Susan
- I am a stay at home mom who enjoys this God-given gift. I am deeply in love with my husband of 22 years. He is the hardest working man I know. Together we run our own handyman company. He strikes the nail with the hammer fixing things and I strike the keyboard with my fingers managing the paperwork. We have four awesome children ranging in age from 6 to 21. I am always looking for ways to save money and do things the way my mom and grandmother used to do. More work doesn't have to mean less fun, in fact for me it is more fun to get back to simpler ways. I am writing this blog to share my knowledge of what I have learned about all sorts of things that bring me joy such as: canning, making household cleaners, managing my "me" time, spending time in the kitchen, and more. Any mom always has so much to do, yet the most asked question of me by anybody in my family is "What's for dinner Mom?" In this blog I hope to encourage you, give you proven tasty recipes, and give you ideas for a back to basic way of life.
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Not to say that journaling on its own can not be fun, but for me I felt I never had time to just sit down and write my thoughts. This is unique in the fact that it is not only my thoughts, but also my to-do list, a place where I can jot down cute things my kids say, scripture verses, prayers, etc. Have you ever had a thought pop in your head that you didn't want to forget. My journal is where I would write that down. This is not my original idea, my sister shared it with me and she got it from a blog called A Holy Experience. I leave my book out on the table. My children have been known to leave me little messages, something that always puts a smile on my face! I also know that the things I write can encourage my family sitting down for a meal. I have never been into scrapbooking because of the time and space you need to do that. This however takes practically no space and just a small amount of time. All you need to get started is a sketch book, a magazine, and a glue stick. I have pictured below some pages from my book. You don't even need scissors! Just tear the pictures out that interest you and put them on the pages however you want. I make up about a week of pages at a time (more if I'm on a roll with a good magazine!) I am always amazed at the number of times the pictures have been relevant to the day I am having. Also, if you are like me and had no magazines in the house, the thought of buying a bunch of magazines could cost a fortune. I found the library sells dated ones for about 25 cents a piece. The library also has old books for $1 that are great for this project, like landscaping and gardening ones. I hope you end up doing this. I find it fun, rewarding, and I love that I can leave my children a legacy.
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2 comments:
I love doing this!! It is so fun. Thank you for teaching me how to do it.
I had so much fun showing you. Have fun doing it!
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