Saturday, July 06, 2019
Great barbecue and a walk at the park
The long weekend is almost at an end, and I feel as if I haven't yet had a chance to rest or breathe. But in a good way, because it's been packed to the brim with family, food, and walks in the warm sunshine.
Thursday we had Curt's family over for a barbecue. I took over the barbecue and the food preparation and as much as I enjoy just sitting down to chat and catch up, I always feel that my job as the hostess is to make sure that everything is running smoothly, people have food, drinks and anything else they may need.
Friday, July 05, 2019
Meal Plan Friday - #4
Friday segment spotlighting the meals for the week ahead. Why Friday? Because I grocery shop Bi-weekly, on Fridays.
Welcome back to my Meal Plan Friday!!!
Good morning everyone, I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July with your family. We had a great time with our family, a day full of chats and laughs, and filled with delicious barbecue food.
We have a ton of leftovers so today we will be eating those throughout the day, and then tomorrow I'll be back to proper cooking.
This week's plan features 3 new recipes, all from Taste of Home. I'm still working through the cookbook and magazine I picked up two weeks ago, and there are still many recipes I want to try so I guess we will be hanging out with the wonderful folks of Taste of Home for a while. As always, once I've made the recipes, I'll be adding them to the food blog, so be sure to bookmark it if you haven't yet done so. Full Bellies, Happy Kids.
Being the Grownup by Adelia Moore - TLC Book Tour
Paperback: 322 pages
Children need adults to survive. This, despite the profound change our digital era has wrought on family life, remains the essence of parenthood. Being the Grownup The Natural Authority of Parenthood begins not with what should be, but with what is: If you are a parent, it is your job to provide shelter and safety, to make decisions about education, childcare, health and nourishment, to create the habitat that is the context and crucible of family life. Being the Grownup helps parents translate their determination to care for and protect their children into the clarity they need to communicate authority with a firm confidence, whether for bedtime, screen-time or mealtime. Just as she would in a clinical conversation, the author shifts the focus away from disciplinary strategies and back to the core of parenthood, the relationship between parents and children as it evolves, moment-to-moment, from the dependence of infancy to the autonomy of young adulthood.
Wednesday, July 03, 2019
Living my best life ❤️
It seems like every one is going on about "living their best life". When I first heard the saying I thought it corny, to be honest. But the more I think and reflect on it, the more I realize that, if everyone out there concentrated on actually living their best life, and not worrying about what others are doing with their lives, things would be so much easier and everyone would be happier too.
Monday, July 01, 2019
Happy Homemaker Monday - 07/01/2019
Good morning sweet friends, and welcome back to my little corner of blogland.
How was your weekend?
I had a wonderful one. Saturday, me and my girl went to get haircuts, then did a little browsing around the shops and grabbed a quick lunch at McAllister's, before dropping her off to work for the rest of the day. It felt good to have that one on one time, I think it's so important to do that with your kids.
Yesterday, the boys worked on the yard, mowing, cutting down some tree branches that had dipped way way low, then they went to Braum's to get lunch for everyone, and then went to the local park to walk around and spend some time together. Dad and son time, again, it's important to have that one on one time.
Later in the afternoon we all went to Sam's Club, I needed some things for the house, but we also just wanted to walk around. After getting home, everyone had a shower, and then Curt, myself and Jasmine sat down to watch a movie together.
You know life goes by so quick and the kids are growing, so these moments that we get together are very much appreciated.
Right, let's get going with our Happy Homemaker Monday, and see what we all have planned for the week.
How was your weekend?
I had a wonderful one. Saturday, me and my girl went to get haircuts, then did a little browsing around the shops and grabbed a quick lunch at McAllister's, before dropping her off to work for the rest of the day. It felt good to have that one on one time, I think it's so important to do that with your kids.
Yesterday, the boys worked on the yard, mowing, cutting down some tree branches that had dipped way way low, then they went to Braum's to get lunch for everyone, and then went to the local park to walk around and spend some time together. Dad and son time, again, it's important to have that one on one time.
Later in the afternoon we all went to Sam's Club, I needed some things for the house, but we also just wanted to walk around. After getting home, everyone had a shower, and then Curt, myself and Jasmine sat down to watch a movie together.
You know life goes by so quick and the kids are growing, so these moments that we get together are very much appreciated.
Right, let's get going with our Happy Homemaker Monday, and see what we all have planned for the week.
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