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Workbox Inspired Menu Planner: Dinner Tags

I’ve been doing so much with Homeschool Workbox tags and lamination that it has spilled over into the rest of life.
I tried meal planning charts and  index cards and computer generated Excel worksheets, etc.  I love this idea because I can see all the meals we usually have at a glance.
Step 1: Make a list [...]

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My Public Apology to Flylady

I am sorry Flylady. I visited your site a few years ago and felt I did not need you.
I have no dirty dishes in my sink when I go to bed. Most of my clutter is under control. I needed someone life you in my 20s but I felt I have my own system working fairly [...]

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Rosh Hashana Apple Honey Cake

Rosh Hashana or the Feast of Trumpets begins sundown today. It is the Bible New Year celebration.
The Spring Bible holidays tell of Jesus first coming and the fall festivals are prophetic of His second coming.
Rosh Hashana Information for Christians

Fall Feasts Overview
Rosh Hashana Overview
Feast of Trumpets in Biblical Times
Jewish Customs
Messiah in the Feast of [...]

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Free Printable 15 Minute Chore CheckLists

<img src=”http://heartofwisdom.com/images/blog/220kidsclean.gif” alt=”” width=”272″ height=”220″ /><strong>Free Printable Kids Chore Charts</strong>
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
Telling a child to clean a room is overwhelming. These check lists are broken down into easy doable one to three minute chores. Assign a child a room or a few steps. Hang the kids core [...]

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Invest 15 Minutes to Save Three Hours Each Week!

Meal Planning Made Simple

Menu planning is something we intend to do when we get around to it or “when I’m get organized.” But this is backward thinking, menu planning should be your first step to getting organized.
A lack of meal planning means wasted money, extra trips to the store, frustration and cooking boredom. [...]

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Devotional for the Disorganized

I originally posted this on my Heart at Home Homemaking Blog but the free 86 page ebook is so encouraging I had to post here, too, so no one misses it.
Amy Verlennich from Dandelion Seeds created a series of lessons to help homemakers with cleaning their homes and devotionals to help the women clean their [...]

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Thanksgiving Recipes

These cookies have been our family tradition for almost 20 years now. Making them is a special time the children look forward to every Thanksgiving. Giving them to neighbors and friends is just as fun.
No Bake Turkey Cookies
Ingredients:
Fudge Striped Cookies
Chocolate bonbons (Christmas candy aisle at Walmart)
Semi-sweet chocolates
Candy corn
Directions:
Melt some of the semi-sweet chocolate in the [...]

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Using Web2.0 to Teach

This is part of a series of articles on Utilizing the Internet focusing on Web 2.0 communities.
I’ll be discussing this topic much more in upcoming posts. For now this video from Teacher Tube may get you thinking about the possibilities.

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