Today is Sunday February 2nd, 2025. This coming week, we have some fabulous product reviews and giveaways that you are going to enjoy! Today, I am sharing just a tease of what I’ll will be posting this week for all of you to see!

Stuff for Cats
DVDs and Movies
Seasonal Craft Projects
Recipes for REAL Home Cooks
Weekly Travel Feature
Cleaning Tips
Cleaning Supplies
Art and Craft Supplies
Informative Articles
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Well, it’s February 2nd, 2025. I’m counting down the days until it’s the 1st day of Spring. I really and I mean REALLY dislike winter! Being cooped up more indoors drives me nuts! Me and my family like being outdoors a lot during the other 3 seasons of the year. On top of that…we have a big home rennovation going on (3 new rooms being added onto our home) and we seriously need a break from all of that noise! How have you been keeping yourself busy lately?

Today is Sunday January 12th, 2025. This coming week, we have some fabulous product reviews and giveaways that you are going to enjoy! Today, I am sharing just a tease of what I’ll will be posting this week for all of you to see!

Tips for Preserving Fresh Foods
DVDs for Movie Night at Home
YUMMY and Easy to make Recipes
Seasonal Craft Projects
Weekly Travel Feature
Tips for Cleaning and Organizing Things
Educational Articles
Mom’s Pet Peeves During the Winter Season
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Let’s talk cellphones and kids. How old do you think a child should be before they get their first cellphone? Should it be a smartphone or just one that can make calls? Do you think kids spends too much time on their phones? Do you set rules for phone use for your child? If so, what? My 15 1/2 year old got her first phone at age 12 with limited use. She couldn’t surf the web until we upgraded her phone at age 14. Even now, she gets limited use on what she can see and do on that phone. Yes, I frequently take a peek at who she’s talking with as I pay the bill and I’m the MOM! My 9 year old just got his first phone a few months ago. He can only receive and make calls to 6 people on a designated list and can make emergency calls for help. It has no internet access.