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Keeper of the Home
http://www.keeperofthehome.org
I’m an everyday mommy and wife, cherishing my role as a “keeper at home”. My blog is my creative outlet for teaching about what I love- nutrition, cooking, natural living, frugality, homemaking and mothering, with a little sprinkling of this or that from my personal life and faith in Christ.
- Author: Stephanie
- Listed in: Moms Christianity
- Tags: nutrition natural living homemaking frugality mothering keeper at home
Recent Posts
What It Means to Vote With Our Dollars
Today's grocery shopping outing was a bit of a disaster. Hungry, upset children, a crying baby and a frazzled mom. By the last store, I was barely looking at prices anymore as I tossed things into the cart that appeared to have at least some semblan...
Winner of the Moukisac Reusable Bag System
And the winner of the fantastic Moukisac Reusable Bag system is: Julie (9julesa5@) Congrats! For all those still wanting one either for yourself or to give as a Christmas gift, you can purchase them directly from the Moukisac site. Also, don't forge...
Name my new book!
Image by iprole My new book is coming, oh yes it is! Since this summer, I have been working on what I feel is a timely book on the topic of eating a whole foods, real food diet, but doing it frugally. If that sounds like a contradiction to you, it's...
Celebrate with Joy: Week 1
Image by ishane What is Christmas? It is not a winter festival. It is not the inevitable annual energy drain. It is not a few holidays to give us a break. It is not a time to fill our children's heads with "visions of sugar plums." Christmas is a se...
Breaking the Habit with Coffee Alternatives
Image by ali edwards My love affair with coffee began at the tender age of 13. I started making myself a small mug after my Dad had his cup first thing in the morning. Soon I graduated to Iced Frappuccinos and Tim Horton's English Toffee coffees wit...
Upcoming… Healthy Holidays Eats and Sweets Carnival
I love Christmas food! Turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet or mashed potatoes (or both), hot spiced apple cider, "sugar" cookies...There is something about holiday food that is incredibly festive and celebratory, and so very familar and comfort...
