Next up, we needed to feed the critters! I had so much fun prepping the food for this party. Tucker helped out with much of the food prep. It was a perfect opportunity to get him involved and in the kitchen! Gotta love a boy who knows his way around the kitchen, right? For the main course, we served:
Are you looking for a creative way to celebrate your child’s birthday? A party at home is great fun, and you can find all kinds of unique ideas for a theme party with a quick Pinterest search. But not everyone is interested in hand-making every little favor or turning your own home into an Under the Sea Little Mermaid style extravaganza.
Seven amazing places to get a great meal in St. Petersburg, Florida. Family-friendly and reasonably priced, you won’t want to miss any of these places!
Each month I choose a different theme, usually related to the month’s holiday or season, and run with it. So today let’s talk about my January mantle and how I put it together!
Did you know that in today’s modern world, you get to choose your Grandparent name!? It was a new idea for me, and left me wondering what the options were. This Grandma wants you to be ready for when you get asked, “What would you like your grandma name to be?”
Parenting Grown Children is no simple task. Here are five things that no one bothered to tell you about the reality of being a parent to young adults.
This Is What Happens When a Photography Blogger Buys a House Wow! It’s 2020 already! And time to tell you the story of what happens when the Photography Blogger looks at houses. You guessed it… she picks one and buys … Read More
We are house hunting, so here’s a funny story about how I made friends with strangers and attended an accidental open house and almost got a new dog!
Seven beautiful photos with inspiriting quotes for when you need a Spirit Boost. Big Red is always inspirational, no matter the season.
What I didn’t know, but learned later, is that the families who receive approval for an affordable home must be willing to partner with Habitat for Humanity. Among other requirements, they must commit to working a specific number of hours on their own home. Habitat calls this “Sweat Equity”.