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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: 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
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 🙂
Start with Bacon series: FAST Paleo Chocolate Truffles (gf/df/low sugar/FODMAP)
Need a rich dessert that easy to make, tastes great and will impress your friends? Try these chocolate truffles! All while being low in sugar, free of gluten, dairy and FODMAPs? Say no more! This recipe hails from my favorite … Continue reading
Start with Bacon series – greek style coconut milk yogurt (gf/df/sf)
I need snacks. Some people are not proponents of snacking, but I’m a realist. Having a selection of easy to make snacks helps maintain an “alternative” diet long-term. I stopped eating yogurt years ago. There are many non-dairy options in … Continue reading
Start with Bacon Series – Chia Seed Pudding
Do you have fond memories of stroking the tall, grassy head of your chia pet in junior high school? Did you know chia seeds are good for more than adding delightfully unexpected home décor? Chia seeds are the acai berry, … Continue reading
My #1 fav item – engage your child
Toys make me break into a sweat. One turns to 2, turns to 20, turns to an entire floor lined with talking, primary-colored gadgets. It’s no secret I try to limit Wade’s toys and usually choose ones that are open-ended. … Continue reading
