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Kitchen Tools for Toddlers!
A recent FB post of Wade chopping and prepping food for dinner generated great interest in kitchen tools for toddlers. Here are some ideas, as requested! Wade used his crinkle cutter before he was 2 but has really improved. I … Continue reading
Let your child be “big!” (task ideas for toddlers)
My son Wade wants you to know something. He wants you to know he is BIG. He wants you to know he DOES things. And that he does some of the same things mommy and daddy do. Has your child … Continue reading
Perfect Paleo Snack Crackers
My dad has always been a foodie. Back in the day he was a ladies man too. His cooking adventures started in highschool, cooking elaborate meals for romantic dates. I’m pleased to say his cooking efforts are subject to a … Continue reading
I need help. (The freezer shelf confession)
Life is more than I can handle. There it is. The truth. And what I don’t want anyone else to know. But this is exactly what God wants me to know. Work. Family. Kid. Basic needs. Friendships. A household. Errands. … Continue reading
Start with Bacon: Lightening Fast Family Friendly Paleo Pancakes
Paleo. Pancakes. Gluten/Dairy/FODMAP free. Adults. Kids. Can you meld all these info a friendly, delicious result? Yes! These pancakes are super fast, 3-ingredient easy, and delicious. No syrup needed as these are already sweet. (But I promise not to judge … Continue reading
Start with Bacon: The most perfect (and simple) Sweet Potato Fries
I love reading and writing. But if I’m cooking I generally prefer brief instructions. I want to eat, not read a novella about how so-and-so developed a recipe after a painstaking journey of experimentation. (Though I admit I’ve been known … Continue reading
Start with Bacon – Paleo “peanut butter cups” dessert
There are a few things that help me stick to my alternative diet. One of these is having a few good snack/treat options. There is a minority of folks who “don’t have a sweet tooth” or who could go a … Continue reading
My mother’s prayers saved my life
Do you remember a crossroads that changed the trajectory of your life? Or that could have for the worse? I remember walking out of earshot of the good and right lessons I learned as a child. I wondered, what might … Continue reading
Busy enjoying life – back on blog in few days
Hope your 2014 is off to a great start! I’ll see you soon – busy enjoying life this week 🙂
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