Onion and Sage Chicken Recipe- GAPS Legal, Paleo/Primal, Gluten Free, Sugar Free
Sometimes the most simple recipe can end up tasting out of this world. Take this onion sage chicken that I made today. Just a few ingredients but tastes sumptuous and delicious. The chicken is moist and flavorful, all the ingredients in it are cheap, and it’s perfect for every single diet I can think of- […]
Delicious Herbed Tomato Sole or Tilapia Recipe- Gluten Free, GAPS Legal, Paleo/Primal
I was at my mother’s house last week and she wanted to cook up some fish, yet didn’t know how to make it. I asked if I could cook the fish for everyone, and she was thrilled to let me do so. I scoured the internet for inspiration, and then came up with this recipe […]
Make Money From Your Clutter
When I was a teenager, I loved listening to music- it was my lifeblood. Whether I was happy or sad, bored or angry, I had music to listen to that fit the mood I was in. Because of that, I accumulated lots of music CDs from groups that I loved. A huge CD rack held […]
How to Make Homemade Makeup- Recipe and Tutorial- All Natural and Cheap
Me wearing homemade makeup- blush, lip gloss, eye shadow, and eye liner (sorry, my exhaustion showing through) A friend asked me if I had any suggestions as to how to make homemade makeup posted on my blog. I did not, and that is surprising, because about a year and a half ago, I did this whole […]
Making Kombucha Mushroom Jerky- Recipe- Vegan Jerky
I love jerky. Beef jerky, chicken jerky, fish jerky. I don’t really care what type. I just want a yummy, chewy snack that is healthy, easily transportable, etc… But the thing is, though, that jerky typically is made from some sort of animal protein, which is pretty much the most expensive type of food you […]
Apricot Raisin Chutney Recipe- Sugar Free, Gluten Free
Apricot raisin chutney with mung bean curry and Indian spiced cabbage I love chutneys- they are the Indian version of ketchup, the condiment that you eat with your foods to make it taste either sweet and sour or spicy (and often a mixture of them all) in addition to whatever other base flavor your curries […]
Sending My Homeschooled Kids to Camp
This summer I did something that shocked a lot of people, and led to people making assumptions about our family’s lifestyles and plans for the future. I signed up both my boys for the city-wide day camp this summer. When people heard that, I got a mix of reactions: Oh, so you’re no longer homeschooling? […]
