https://www.simplelifeofacountrywife.com/frugal-living-tips-the-great-depression/ Today’s post cones from Amanda at the above site. Amanda grew up in Canada below the poverty line. Amanda is sharing twelve tips for frugual living that came out of the Great Depression. I know… There are hundreds of tips ir as we call them hacks. Let’sook at at least six of these. I …
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https://gratefulprayerthankfulheart.com/wintes-white/?epik=dj0yJnU9OWNLM0Q1bGc5V0E4ZU82cFpOdUtOMTNDbFpSMlpsNDkmcD0wJm49WmoxZ2ZUMnhFNlRFWGtwcnpwQWxHQSZ0PUFBQUFBR1hJNTE4 Today’s post is from Lorraine at the above site. It is about having a day with your girlfriends. This is not something I have posted about. So let’s do this. Let’s talk about doing lunch in at home with just you and your girlfriends. WHITE CENTERPIECE: Y’all know how I feel about centerpieces. I …
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Look at this… 👀 https://pin.it/ZifY6SKIf This Fancy Friday’s post is from Genevieve at http://www.cafegenevieve.com. Genevieve shares five ways to feel French. MAKE A FRENCH COCKTAIL. Start your day by drinking. Hell yeah! Says the person who accidentally wore slippers to Kroger yesterday. 😜 Transport Yourself To Paris Through Music. Okay. I don’t know about that …
http://www.amandacooksandstyles.com This weeks bread post comes from Amanda from the above link. Last week was a German Bread, so I thought why not go to France. I have said tjis many times, I love a rustic bread. Why? It’s easy. You mix it in a bread maker and let it rise. Then put it in …
Look at this… 👀 https://pin.it/vB1zHgFal Today’s post comes from Samantha at http://www.learnincolor.com regarding the frugality of our grandparents. Here’s the tips I remember from my Parents and/or Grandparents. 1. USE IT UP. Or waste not, want not. In otger words, stop wasting items such as food. Americans waste so much food that we could feed …
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This is a project we’ve been meaning to tackle for a while. It happened today because I couldn’t take it another day. 😵💫 I didn’t have the amount to toss that I thought I would. I’m very happy about that. What major clean out project are you taking on? Please share.
https://moreradiance.com/20-ways-lovely-lady/ *REBEKAH IS A CHRISTIAN LADY.* This post cones from Rebekah at http://www.moreradiance.com. Rebekah shares twenty ways to be a lady. I have to agree with her. Most young women today how to be a lady. I am guilty of this myself. I haven’t taight my daughter how to be a lady. I have taughter …
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I have been watching her videos for three days off and on. She shares wonderful bread recipes. Some from her grandparents. Some of the recipes are those shared with her by villagers. She doesn’t talk. I am not sure if she doesn’t speak english or just doesn’t feel comfortable speaking it on camera. I do …
Look at this… 👀 https://pin.it/3vtqxLM3w This post comes from Diane at http://www.ouiinfrance.comhttp://www.ouiinfrance.com. She writes about American habits that she lost after moving to France. 1. I DON’T GO OUT ANYWHERE IN SWEATPANTS. The French are known for being stylish. And not having a problem vocing their disapproval about something someone wears out. 2. I DON’T …
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Look at this… 👀 https://pin.it/4IQJttU76 I just came across this post from a new source called How To High Tea at http://www.howtohightea.com I can tell you that the French take food seriously. Rather it’s breakfast or a quick snack. Nothing is left to chance there. Even high tea is planned out to the detail. I …
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