Almost three years ago I introduced you all to a monthly book subscription called Bookroo. They recently expanded their box subscription with their new Junior Box and like their other box subscriptions, it is worth it!
Happy February! Can you believe that we've already gone through 31 days of 2018? We've also made it through another month of sticking to the dinner meal plan. I know that our wallets are so excited that we've been sticking to the meal plans over the last few months. Here are the dinners that we had planned to make for January.
One of the many fun things to do during the
Epcot Flower and Garden Festival is the EGGstravaganza. We were lucky enough to be able to participate in it last year during our visit in April.
If you love Disney like me, then you more than likely have a Disney Bucketlist. Yes, I have a Disney Bucketlist and will probably write a post about it. One of the things on my list was to attend the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival. Last year I finally got to cross it off the list!
Since we are on this journey of eating at home to help keep our spending under control and fix our finances, I'm always looking for meals that my picky eaters will eat. In the past I would make chicken enchiladas via a box kit from the grocery. My husband has actually been asking for them and every time I go to the store with it on my list, the kit is not there. So, off to Pinterest I went in search of a simple chicken enchilada recipe. I ran across this recipe and thought I would give it a try.
We are definitely on a roll and our wallets are saying "Thank you!" You'll never truly realize how much money you will save until you are forced to stop eating out and cooking as many meals at home as you possibly can. Here are the dinners that I planned to make for December.
Back when Michael was one, I was looking for different ornaments we could make as gifts for the family as keepsakes of when he was little. We decided that we wanted to do something with his hands (
Salt Dough Handprint Santa Ornament) and feet. So like any good mom, I went online to search for ideas.
Sugar cookies are one of my all time favorite cookies out there. This recipe was normally just made at Christmas, but can be made at anytime of the year. I will say that whenever I bite into a cookie made from this recipe, many memories of making these cookies in my mom's kitchen and eating them at my Grandma's house at Christmas come to my mind. So, since I have many memories from my childhood with these cookies, I have decided to start making them so my son will have those same memories as well.
