I have a treat for you – a second interview for the month of February! This one is with Lisa Sharp who blogs at Retro Housewife Goes Green. And she just happens to be my daughter. I often say that if you do it right, you can raise kids who in turn teach you. Lisa…
Menu Monday ~ February 27, 2017
As I am writing this on Sunday evening, I have the last of my international menu recipes simmering (North African Meatballs). It smells delicious! This coming week doesn’t have a theme although I do have a special meal planned for Tuesday – Mardi Gras. Let’s take a look… Â Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Thank…
LWD Giant Green and Frugal Living Roundup
Running our homes in a frugal and eco-friendly manner is important. We all want to get the most from our financial resources and I dare say most of us are also interested in doing our part to protect the environment. The good thing is that these two goals are not mutually exclusive. In fact, in…
Hawaiian Ham and Pineapple Pizza Subs
I made these Hawaiian Ham and Pineapple Pizza Subs for David and myself this past weekend for lunch. They were super easy and delicious! This post may contain affiliate links and as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Read more here. Print Yum Hawaiian Ham and Pineapple Pizza Subs Ingredientssandwich rolls/hoagies olive oil…
An Interview With Terri – Blue House Journal
I am very happy to introduce LWD readers to Terri Cheney of Blue House Journal. I first became acquainted with Terri back in 2005 when I started reading her newsletter, Penny Ann Poundwise. I don’t think she knows this but I used to print out her newsletters and have them collected in a three-ring binder….
Menu Monday ~ International Week/Pantry Challenge
Sometimes it’s fun to shake things up a bit. This week I decided to feature foods from different countries. Not only will this be a nice change of pace but it will help me use up some items that I have had on hand awhile – a pantry challenge, of sorts. So let’s take a…
Earth Hour Turns Ten – Will You Be Observing It?
Yesterday I received an email reminding me that the 10th annual Earth Hour event is coming up. For one hour, millions around the world turn off their lights as a symbol of commitment to the planet. I first heard about Earth Hour and observed it in 2008 which was the event’s second year. We’ve been…
Easy Cheesy Black Bean Enchiladas
We all need a repertoire of easy weeknight meals. And since many of us are trying to eat less meat, if some of those meals are vegetarian, even better. My Easy Cheesy Black Bean Enchiladas are both easy and meatless. Using canned beans and a jar of enchilada sauce means preparation time is greatly reduced….
Eco-Friendly Laundry
Laundry is one of those household tasks that not only takes a lot of a homemaker’s time but can also have a big impact on the environment. Detergents, bleach, fabric softener, and dryer sheets all have potential issues. Not to mention water usage and energy consumption considerations. But we can take steps to lessen the…
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