Monthly Archives: September 2008
You Can Make Money In time for the Holiday Season
If your like most of us the holidays are a time of slight dread with the possible debt that may be lingering because of the gifts, meals, parties and everything else that is wrapped up with the holidays. Instead of thinking about how much you may spend why not think about how much you can make?
Picnics Can be Fun for All
Going on a picnic with your family combines a good time and yummy food. Everyone can chip in and bring a variety of things that can be enjoyed during the gathering. These things are not only things to eat but also things for entertainment during the picnic time as well.?? Here are some fun ideas to help bring both kids and adults some fun and create a laid back atmosphere of the day.
Menu Plan Monday Sept 15
Part of my Road Map I decided to get back in the mode of planning Dinners to save time, energy and money. So here it goes.
Monday Taco Salad
Tuesday Tuna Noodle Romanoff
Wednesday Pork chops, Scalloped potatoes and Green beans
Thursday Eat Out (easier and faster then weekends)
Friday Baked Chicken, Rice and Steamed Veggies
Saturday Roast potatoes and Veggie
The Tuna Noodle Romanoff is a recipe that Audrey a member at Mommyland shared with us. I am Trying this one for the first time. I Love trying new recipes.
New Mom 101 Helping Moms Get Fit – Review
New Mom 101
Getting a work out in can be hard as a new expectant mom. Even though we know that exercise is an important part of pregnancy. What would you think if I told you that there is a chance that you could be trained by the leader in prenatal and postnatal fitness?
You will find Andrea Page is a Certified Trainer, Prenatal/Postnatal Expert and her offer for expecting and new moms is a treasure found and perfect way to stay fit at New Mom 101.
At New Mom 101 you get:
- Free Weekly Workouts
Road Map To Success 9-14
Well I haven’t worked on my roadmap for a while now and if you ask me its been to long. Things got crazy and I think that perhaps If I had my plans of where I was going then maybe the summer may have gone a little smoother. So Along with blogging and working on business I am jumping back into making sure my Road Map has the stops I need to take on it.
Business
- New Theme for Mommyland
- Write Articles
- Do Mommyland Newsletter
- Get Active again with networking groups
Spring Cleaning In the Fall?
As the warm days of summer are heading out the door, the days of being inside trying to stay warm are rapidly approaching. Before it gets to chilly outside a good idea is to do a Fall Cleaning. Kinda like spring cleaning it is not as deep of cleaning but getting everything ready for everyone to be in the house more often then not.
Start sorting the clothes and brake out the colder clothes and packing the summer clothes, Or at least have the spot ready so when the cold weather is here to stay the clothes have a spot.
Digital Scrapbooking: What’s It All About?
Scrapbooking is all the rage in the craft industry these days. From being considered a trend to being given its own holiday, scrapbooking continues to excite crafters and draws more people to it each year. What is digital scrapbooking? And will it change the craft for the better?
For anyone who may be new to scrapbooking, here’s the basic idea. You take photographs and mementos and save them in a book. That’s the traditional use of a scrapbook. However, the craft of scrapbooking includes using themed paper, stickers, journaling boxes, and more to make the page do more than display photos. It also can tell a story.
Is Working at Home For me?
Are you thinking about giving up your job to work at home? Perhaps you want to see if this is something that is really do-able? Often times moms who earn a living working at home find themselves the envy of those who are working jobs outside the home, however unless you’re one of those moms working at home, chances are you are not aware of the challenges that are involved. Here are some of the things to consider that may help you decide if working from home is really for you.
