Two Classy Chics Week in Review for October 16th
Today is October 16th, 2026. Welcome to the Friday ~ Week in Review post! I will be doing these posts every Friday to update you all on what happened throughout the week, so everyone can get caught up on the things they may of missed! 3 Cute Painted Halloween Theme Seashells Party Decor 6 Easy…
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How to Remove Skins from Tomatoes
I enjoy cooking down tomatoes from our backyard garden and turning them eventually into pasta sauce. It’s a long process but worth it as nothing compares to homemade vs. store bought. With that said, it’s important that you remove the skins from the tomatoes before you start cooking them down. You can check out my…
9 Myths and Facts About Protein Bars
When you are feeling hungry and want a snack, but try to stick to something you perceive to be a healthy option, there’s a good chance that a protein bar will be on your radar. All sorts of myths and misconceptions exist about the actual quality or health benefits of some protein bars being marketed.…
How to Start Your Tiny Home Journey: A Beginner’s Guide
There has been a trend among many to purchase smaller residences for the purpose of being more economical, less cluttered, and having a simpler lifestyle. You may be interested in the tiny home lifestyle but are not sure where to start; you’re not alone. The process can feel big at first, but it gets easier…
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How Professional Junk Removal Can Help Michigan Homeowners Reclaim Their Space
Look around your home right now. Do you have an empty room that is a storage area or a basement with boxes or an empty garage? You are not alone. The process of discarding old items seems like a large task and for this reason, many Michigan residents have these items in their homes for…
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Pinguino Scrub Empress Dual Sided Scrubber and Sponge
I admit, I’m a neat and clean freak. I like everything in our home to be clean, organized and in its place. Unlike most people, I actually enjoy most household cleaning tasks. As someone in her late 50’s, it’s a daily routine that keeps me busy. To keep myself on track, I do stick to…
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Soil Volume, Not Depth, Is the Number That Matters in an Elevated Garden Bed
Depth is the figure printed on the box of every elevated garden bed and the one gardeners quote to each other. Volume is what plants actually experience, and the two diverge sharply once a bed gets narrow. A twelve-inch-deep bed two feet wide holds half the soil of the same depth at four feet wide,…
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Blade Depth, Water Feed, and Why a Concrete Cutter Stalls Mid-Cut
A concrete cutter that bogs down halfway through a slab is usually not underpowered. It is being asked to remove more material per second than its blade can clear, and the operator is responding by pushing harder, which makes the problem worse. Understanding why that happens turns a frustrating afternoon into a predictable, repeatable cut.…
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