NaNoWriMo Check-In & Fun
NaNoWriMo week 2 is over and it’s time to evaluate how much fun you’re actually having. Because while writing is hard, it should also be fun.
NaNoWriMo week 2 is over and it’s time to evaluate how much fun you’re actually having. Because while writing is hard, it should also be fun.
Today’s Thanksgiving Dinner recipe is a Sweet Potato Casserole straight from a mansion along the Battery in Charleston, SC. It’s a perfect compliment to the rest of the meal.
It’s time for week 6 in the Prep and Plan series! This week’s homework is to go through all the winter clothes and figure out what needs to be fixed and replaced before the snow hits and the shelves empty.
After a day of celebrating and feasting, here’s a list of family-friendly movies to watch while you eat your second helping of pie.
Worried about cough and cold season? Sarah Munro’s easy and delicious cinnamon honey cold remedy is perfect for most members of the family.
We all celebrate Thanksgiving, but did you know that we have the children’s poet and essayist Sarah Hale to thank?
We’ve completed Week 1 of NaNoWriMo, so now it’s time to talk about self-care and why there should be no guilt or self-sabotage.
It’s time to start planning Thanksgiving Dinner and one of the family’s favorite foods is the appetizer Hot Beef Dip. It’s easy and delicious and feeds a small army.
It’s week 5 in the Prep and Plan series and this week we’re talking about preparing the household for winter in spite of the supply chain shortages.
It’s November 5, also known as Guy Fawkes Day and Bonfire Night. While it’s a night of fun and festivities, it used to be the night of treasonous plots and burning bones. And, there’s a cake!
It’s just as important to stay hydrated in the fall and winter as it is in the summer. This homemade electrolyte recipe is an easy way to help keep yourself healthy this season.
It’s November First, also known as All Saints Day, the second in a three-day celebration that celebrates the living and the dead.