Feeling overwhelmed by endless to-dos and clutter? This post shows how slowing down, simplifying, and choosing less can make your home and heart feel fuller.
The Art of Doing Less: Finding Peace in a Busy Home
We Forgot How to Do Things: Why Practical Skills Still Matter
We traded skill for comfort and ease for confidence. Here’s why relearning practical homemaking and self-reliance matters more than ever-and how to start small.
Traditional Gender Roles in Marriage: Our 31-Year Story (No Apologies)
Let me just say: my husband and I have traditional gender roles in our marriage. He handles the lawn, the cars, the repairs, I handle the cooking, cleaning, and laundry. We’ve been married 31 years, and we don’t fight about chores-not because we’re perfect, but because we figured out what works for us and stopped apologizing for it.
How to Downsize Your Life Before You’re Forced To-Simple Steps to Take Control
Need a plan, not pressure? These simple steps walk you through small, doable steps to lighten your home and your budget before you’re forced to – so you keep what matters and let the rest go.
How to Stop Fighting About Money at Home (and Start Working as a Team)
Money disagreements can drain the warmth right out of your home. Here’s how I learned to shift from fighting to teamwork-and find peace even when finances are tight.
The Homemaker’s List: 15 Things You Actually Don’t Need to Buy
In a world that tells us to buy more, sometimes the wisest thing we can do is pause and use what we already have. These 15 items might surprise you- from fancy cleaners to kitchen gadgets, they’re the things most homemaker’s don’t actually need to buy. Learn how to simplify your home, save money, and rediscover the beauty of resourceful living.
How to Make Your Home Feel Rich with a Poor Woman’s Budget
I’ve never had money to burn, but I’ve always found a way to make life feel abundant. Creating a home that feels rich has nothing to do with dollar signs-it’s about intention, care, and the quiet beauty of making the most of what you have, A rich home isn’t built by wealth; it’s created by the woman who notices the light at 4p.m., who polishes the old table until it shines, who adds softness where life feels hard. This isn’t about pretending to have more-it’s about realizing you already do.