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Archive for October, 2009
The seasons are changing, time to re-organize your closet!
Posted by: | CommentsCreating an efficient closet space is a challenge, even for me. It seems like closet spaces come in all shapes and sizes anymore, so it can be difficult to decide what really belongs inside.
About a week ago, we had our first freeze. It got down to 28 degrees and I just wanted a nice warm sweater to wear. As I searched through my closet to find something warm, I realized that my closet was a mess. It’s a pretty big space and I was starting to just toss things that clearly didn’t belong inside. NOTE TO SELF: having more space in your closet doesn’t mean you need to fill it with stuff.
I was quickly reminded of that it’s time to switch out the summer and winter cloths in my closet. Here is what I did….
The first thing I did was take out all the “unrelated items.” Things like seasonal coats, and miscellaneous bags, hidden gifts were removed and put in a storage closet elsewhere. They just didn’t belong in that closet space with my everyday cloths. Read More→
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How to Start a New Business when you Work Full Time
Posted by: | Commentsby Corrie Petersen
Starting a new business when you work full time can be a challenge, but it is possible. There is a lot of prep work that you should do before you start. Being prepared is key in the success of your business.
• Organize your home
Start by organizing your home. Get rid of things you don’t need or want anymore. Give your home a once over from top to bottom, room by room. Make sure everything in your home has a specific spot it goes in and that it always stays there. Get rid of clutter as well.
When you start a new business with a clean home it won’t take you as long to clean each day or week. When you have more time, you will be able to work your business more during each day and week. Read More→
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How to Grow Your Business While the Kids are on Christmas Break
Posted by: | Commentsby Corrie Petersen
You know, it doesn’t matter if you work full or part time from home, it’s a struggle when the kids are out of school. When you work full time from home, you are used to having your days free while the kids are at school, to work your business. When you work part time from home, you are used to having your evenings free because the kids have homework and have to get to bed early.
When Christmas break comes around, it can be a challenge. You want to spend time with them and they want to spend time with you, so your business time may be limited. Here are a few tips that will help you get through this break and still grow your business.
First you need to realize it doesn’t matter what type of business you run, this can be done. You need to put your mind to it and schedule your time in advance and you can make it happen. Read More→
A Christmas Angel Your Own Little Angel Can Make
Posted by: | Commentsby Denise Willms
Here is an easy Christmas craft your preschooler can make with a little help and supervision. Even if your preschooler isn’t always an angel, she can still help you decorate a Christmas tree with beautiful paper angels.
What you need:
Construction paper (any color)
Scissors
Pencil
Cotton ball
Items to make large and small circle patterns (plate, coin, lid)
White paper
Glue
What you do:
First, use a large circle pattern and draw a large circle on the construction paper. Read More→
Holiday Baking: Time-Saving Tips and More
Posted by: | Commentsby Tammy Embrich
There is nothing better than the sweet smell and delicious flavor of fresh homemade pies, cakes, and cookies…especially during the holidays.
Baking for the holidays should be both rewarding and fun. Get your kids involved. Have them go with you when purchasing the ingredients…make a day out of it and go for lunch. It will make the day more meaningful and also will get your children interested in actually helping to prepare your family favorite treats.
You can always take the easy way out and purchase Mrs. Smith or Sara Lee ready-made desserts. But of course, it’s just not the same as made from scratch and certainly not as much fun. If you’re like me…you want everything festive, special, and homemade. The aroma of homemade delights baking in the house gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling. Read More→
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Posted by: | Commentsby Shelly Hill
When it comes to baking special desserts around the Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday seasons, I like to make this Peppermint Cake. Every year I make it for our holiday parties and always receive positive reviews and requests to make it again.
It does take some time to make this dessert cake, but it will be well worth your efforts.
Peppermint Cake Recipe
2 1/4 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda Read More→
