Healthy Ways to Enjoy Pumpkin
Healthy Ways to Enjoy Pumpkin When the air turns crisp and the porch starts gathering a few leaves, there’s one flavor that shows up everywhere — pumpkin. From lattes to
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Affordable Fall & Thanksgiving Decorating
Affordable Fall & Thanksgiving Decorating Cozy on a Budget As the crisp breeze rolls in and the leaves begin to turn those beautiful shades of rust, orange, and gold, many
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Changing Your Mindset with the Season
Changing Your Mindset with the Season Why Now is the Perfect Time to Change Your Mindset Have you felt a little off lately? Maybe your motivation’s gone missing, or your
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Building Your Prepper Pantry Over Time
Slow & Steady: How to Build Your Prepper Pantry Over Time Building Your Prepper Pantry Over Time Building a prepper pantry doesn’t happen overnight — and honestly, that’s a good
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Cozy Pumpkin Latte Recipe
🎃 Cozy Pumpkin Latte Days on the Porch Skip the drive-thru and make your own Cozy Pumpkin Latte at home — no sugar, no guilt, and plenty of country
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Monthly Gardening Guide – August
Monthly Gardening Guide – August 2025 Update! Welcome to your Monthly Gardening Guide for August! Below you will find information on what I will be doing, (or trying to do)
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3 Steps to Creating New Habits
3 Steps to Creating New Good Habits Let’s talk about forming new habits, you know the “Good Habits”. We all have times in our lives where we intentionally want to
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Winter is Finally Here, are ya Ready?
Texas Winter is Finally Here storms are coming, are ya ready? In Texas, we don’t get much winter weather, but boy howdy when we do it’s usually a doozy. Cold
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Beat the Heat – Shade Cloth for your Vegetable Garden
Beat the Heat – Shade Cloth for your Vegetable Garden Are you having to water your plants 2 or more times a day? Are your plants showing signs of heat
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Monthly Gardening Guide – November
Monthly Gardening Guide – November Welcome to your Monthly Gardening Guide for November! Below you will find information on what I will be doing, (or trying to do) for the
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Lowering Your Risk of Breast Cancer
Lowering Your Risk of Breast Cancer Lowering your risk of breast cancer begins with lifestyle changes and includes monthly self-breast exams and knowing what to look for. Let’s dive into
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Monthly Gardening Guide – October
Monthly Gardening Guide – October Welcome to your Monthly Gardening Guide for October! Below you will find information on what I will be doing, (or trying to do) for the
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Cancers affecting Women
Cancers Affecting Women Let’s replace fear with knowledge and learn about the most common Cancers affecting Women and how we can proactively strive to prevent them in our lives. For
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An Apple a Day
[wptb id=2918] An Apple a Day Apples are one of my favorite fruits and easy to do the “Apple a Day” kick. They are versatile, portable, inexpensive, and unlike a
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17 Tips for Spending Less on Groceries
17 Tips for Spending Less on Groceries Many people find themselves living paycheck to paycheck, barely making ends meet. Sometimes it is difficult to stick to a budget. For most
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Turn Emotional Eating into Empowerment
Turn Emotional Eating into Empowerment Let’s turn Emotional Eating into Empowerment! Are you stuck in the cycle of emotional eating? This is likely the most common issue that a lot
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Monthly Gardening Guide – September
Monthly Gardening Guide – September Welcome to your Monthly Gardening Guide for September! Below you will find information on what I will be doing, (or trying to do) for the
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Slow Cooker Collards
Slow Cooker Collards Want to know how to make the easiest, tastiest and most tender Slow Cooker Collard greens around? Today I will share a simple but addictingly delicious
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A Working Pantry and A Storage Pantry
A Working Pantry and A Storage Pantry There are two sides to the spectrum of prepper pantries that you can create. The first one is called a “working” pantry, and
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