Do you like to make DIY projects? I enjoy making DIY projects, especially when those creations result in something fun for my family. We have a backyard pool, so I started making pool toys and swimming pool floats out of pool noodles for my kids. Who am I kidding? I use them too! This DIY Pool Floaty Toy Made with Pool Noodles is one example of a pool noodle DIY I designed that is super easy to make and versatile as it can be a toy or a float. This post contains affiliate links. Please see my ... Continue Reading...
Healthy Meal Prep Using Vegan Spices
Are you looking for a savory delicious plant-based vegan seasoning? I found an amazingly delish seasoning that is healthy and 100% plant-based. This low sodium seasoning is perfect for those looking to add flavor without adding in chemicals, excess salt, or animal-based ingredients. I love that it is possible to attain a Healthy Meal Prep Using Vegan Spices for tasty dishes using this amazing product. I'm really excited to share this product with all of you! I've partnered with Smile Blends ... Continue Reading...
Spring Mix Greens Salad Recipe with Balsamic Fresh Mozzarella and Pepitas
I love a fresh salad, especially in the summer when I'm on the patio eating a grilled dinner. This Spring Mix Greens Salad Recipe with Balsamic Fresh Mozzarella and Pepitas is so delicious! It combines three types of lettuce from the spring mix greens mixture plus other healthy ingredients like tomatoes and avocado. The salad is super easy to make as is the dressing which is balsamic vinegar and olive oil. This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclaimer in the top bar menu for ... Continue Reading...
Easy No Bake Dessert Salad for the 4th of July
I love the 4th of July because it's only mid-summer so there is still a lot of the summer remaining. Summer potluck parties are so much fun and a good dessert for a crowd that is easy to make is important. This Easy No Bake Dessert Salad for the 4th of July is simple, quick, and kid-friendly. It is a crowd pleaser being that it is Red, White, and Blue and it's sweet. It's perfect for a summer treats table! This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclaimer in the top menu bar. Thank ... Continue Reading...
Easy Homemade Granola Recipe with Seeds and Nuts
Do you love granola? I do. It's one of those recipes that brings me back to my childhood and it's a good food memory for me. I remember seeing my mom open the oven and stir her homemade granola. She took all day to bake her granola and then she'd enjoy a bowl of it warm with milk before it hardened into crunchy granola. I took her recipe and changed it a bit, I'm excited to share my recipe for Easy Homemade Granola, a recipe made with seeds and nuts. I hope you love it as much as I do! This ... Continue Reading...
Why US Bloggers and Solopreneurs Must Get GDPR Compliant
I just learned about the fact that US Bloggers and Solopreneurs must get GDPR Compliant too. While I'm not an expert by any means, I'm going to share why US Bloggers and Solopreneurs must get GDPR compliant with European Union (EU) regulations too. I don't usually blog about blogging, but this is super important so I wanted to share what I've found out and how I tackled and achieved compliance (quickly and at an affordable price). This post contains affiliate links. If purchases are made ... Continue Reading...
Hybrid Recipes One Dish Two Diets: The Cookbook Reviews
One Dish Two Diets, the cookbook, is a guide for split-table families with two diets: vegetarian and meat-loving. The hybrid diet family is one that needs to feed both family members who want meatless meals and members who want meat. This cookbook contains Recipes for the Hybrid Vegetarian and Meat-Eating Family to make dishes to please two diets from one recipe. Plus, this unique cookbook contains lacto ovo vegetarian recipes and tips for cooking in a hybrid or fusion manner. It's not hard to ... Continue Reading...
Confessions of a Depressed Teen, I Survived Teen Depression
I survived a teen depression. When I was a teen, I hid my depression from everyone. I was that girl who concealed her sad feelings. Sad feelings that I only realized were due to an actual depression when I went to college and studied teen depression. I'm sharing my story: Confessions of a Depressed Teen, I Survived Teen Depression in the hopes that my experiences with depression will help depressed teens and parents of depressed teens. This post contains affiliate links. Please see my ... Continue Reading...
21 Ways to Honor Your Mom on Mother’s Day After She has Passed Away
Being without your mom on Mother's Day is super hard. It just is and I am so sorry for your loss. Many people are shopping for gifts and making plans to spend the day with their moms, but those who have a mother who has passed away can't do that. For people who have children, they can still celebrate Mother's Day with their own kids, but they still are missing a giant piece of the day, their mom. Regardless, I think it's important to still celebrate the day. I'm sharing ways to honor your mom on ... Continue Reading...
The Ultimate Road Trip Packing List for Teens: How to Survive
Teens tend to love traveling, but most of them hate riding in the car for long periods. This makes a family road trip a challenge. The Ultimate Road Trip Packing List for Teens: How to Survive contains ideas I use for travel planning for my own family. Parents will reap the gifts of a well-crafted road trip packing list as well because there will be less complaining from teens. This brings smiles to parents' faces and makes for pleasant traveling, so I'm sharing my ideas to help:) Check it out ... Continue Reading...
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