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Lunch Break: Faith, Grace & Chaos Style
I don’t know about you if you work from home but working from my house can become overwhelming. When Charlie was little, I would set breaks so I could check on Charlie. Which is why this is my circus and my Monkes, and the circle remains unbroken as I’ve kept this time for myself, Charlie and I. Or when during the time I date myself or did I date my husband. This is the time we would go for walks to the park or play outside as I made lunch and everyone knew this was MOM RESET ZONE. Even though Charlie is grown now, I still work from home and…
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Ultimate Blog Challenge: DAY 3 — Budget-Friendly $5 Family Meal That Actually Worked
Having only one income in our home although sometime Gerald will help with bills when he can. I do as well if I’ve made anything that week. As for Charlie even though he said when he went to work, he would be helping with bills that hasn’t happened. I thought I would share out post Ultimate Blog Challenge: DAY 3 — which is a Budget-Friendly $5 Family Meal That Actually Worked and feed my family, and everyone was satisfied for once and full. Which is a miracle in my home. Let me tell you about the $5 meal that saved dinner last night. It wasn’t gourmet. It wasn’t pretty. It…
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March 13 — National Coconut Torte Day #NationalCoconutTorteDay
I wanted to invite you to celebrate a #Holiday that falls on March 13- National Coconut Torte Day #NationalCoconutTorteDay. National Coconut Torte Day is a sweet holiday with a kid‑friendly twist! Whether you prefer gluten‑free or classic baking, this Coconut Torte is simple, delicious, and perfect for homeschool cooking lessons, family dessert nights, or a fun spring‑themed activity. Fun Holiday Facts Kid‑Friendly Coconut Torte Recipes Below are two easy versions — one gluten‑free and one traditional — so every family can enjoy a slice. Gluten‑Free Coconut Torte Ingredients: Kid‑Friendly Tips: Classic (Non‑Gluten‑Free) Coconut Torte Ingredients: Kid‑Friendly Tips: Thank you, Glenda, Charlie and David Cates






