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HOMEMAKER HELPERS
"Don't feel bad if you missed or got nothing from home economics in school. Many of us took home-ec and yet manage to live like a slob much of the time! "
Fun Kid Recipes
For crafts and in the kitchen
MOPS stands for "mothers of preschoolers." MOPS is a Christian organization that believes mothers are important. Mothering matters, and moms need help. If you are the mother of young children, you need encouragement, practical tips for surviving the preschool years, friends, and nurturing, MOPS is where you will find these benefits.
You can find out if there is a group in your area, or how to start one, if there is not. It is a great way to begin meeting moms with something in common with you.
Threadneedle Faire~
A place for the needlearts to be appreciated as ARTS. Imformative, helpful, interresting and beautiful!
"One thing that can help more than anything is paring down possessions. The biggest distraction we all face in keeping house is "stuff", most of which is useless AND we have to dust it ect. Try reading ANY of the good "organizing" books and make use of the links on this page. "
Best of the Christian Web's Message Forum. Includes a Biblical Womanhood forum
Household Tips and More -A home on the web for tips and ideas. From household to outdoors
and crafts to holiday and more.
"Having a schedule does work for some people. I live within a very loose schedule, such as shopping every two weeks, but the actual day varies. I do laundry almost every day, so there is no such thing as "laundry day" at my house."
The Slob Sisters~ Forums, chats, information and resources
"I've also "mastered" the laundry basket method of house cleaning, which is nothing more than scooping up every item I find on the floor before vacuuming. Then, if I have time to sort through the baskets right then, I do. Otherwise, the items sit out of sight until I DO have the time, but at least the floor looks clean. This works when you're in a hurry and works even better if you take the time to put similar items in their own baskets (clothes with clothes, toys with toys) so that sorting is easier. Laundry baskets are inexpensive little "helpers" when keeping the front room "picked up". "
123 Sort It get organized !
Hints from Heloise Top ten most asked questions .
Martha Stewart gives us all an inferiority complex, but she does show you how to do some neat things.
"Do you have a common household problem you'd like solved?" Ask Your Neighbor
"Have fun! Make friends with a homemaker you admire and don't be ashamed to ask for hints. The best system is going to be your own system, but you can certainly learn a lot from others. "
Handy Hints
"More and more I am looking at ways to reuse items, to prolong their usefulness so that they won't end up in the garbage. And we can all use hints and tips for alternative safer ways to clean, etc."
I Love to use my crockpot to save both time and money!
That's why I was so excited when I found these links:
What A Crock! Here folks from rec.food.cooking share opinions about types of crockpots, what they use them for, and favorite books.
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Crockpot Recipes - More than 600 now!
Pasta Recipes
Betty Crocker's what's for Dinner feature makes a week's worth of menu suggestions with cooking
instructions. Plus, search Betty Crocker's recipes for main dishes, side dishes, and desserts.
ONCE A MONTH COOKING
Cook for a Day/Eat for a Month. No matter who you are, how big your family or what your lifestyle,
I believe that Once-a-Month Cooking (OAMC) has something to offer everyone.
Virtual Free Recipes
Have you ever wondered how your favorite restaurant came up with its recipe? Better yet, have you ever wondered how you could make it? This is only one of the many recipe sites listed here. You can even store your recipe's on line! This site contains tons of favorites and some jewels that you would never even have thought of looking for!.
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