Surviving Motherhood One Mess at a Time
Great Halloween decorations really set the mood for an amazing holiday. This year, we are taking our Halloween lighting to the next level with a little help from Philips Hue, our sponsor for today’s post. With some fabulous options for Halloween mood lighting, Hue makes it so easy to set the perfect Halloween ambiance. Take a look at our Halloween porch decor and how it’s going to add a very festive element to our home this year.
Looking for a gluten-free pasta dish that is craveable? This Walnut Pesto Rotini with Roasted Beets and Goat Cheese is loaded with flavor and made with plant-based pasta from Modern Table that everyone will love, whether they are gluten-free or not.
As a mom with 6 kids attending Utah schools, it’s clear that our schools need more funding. Utah is last in the nation in per-student spending. That’s a statistic that could change with a new initiative on the ballot this year. Question 1 is proposing a ten cent increase in the gas tax in order to add $150 per-student in funding.
The school year is started and you are, more or less, on a routine. You’ve got schedules for everything, to-do lists that are color coded, and backpacks all hung in a row after school. You may be breathing a bit easier and feeling like you’ve got this back-to-school thing under control. Burnout is a very real thing though and it always hits me just after I feel like I am on top of everything. After almost 16 years as a mom, I’ve learned some tricks to help avoid burnout and recover if you need to.
With 6 kids, we go through a fair amount of snacks. Buying things in Family Size quantities at Walmart saves our budget. Right now, at Walmart, you can Collect To Win with specially marked Family Size RITZ, Family Size OREO, and Family Size CHIPS Ahoy.
Halloween is just around the corner and this is one holiday that is all about the treats! These Lemon-Lime Witches Brew Poke Cupcakes taste delicious and they are so fun for kids to make.
As a mom with 6 kids attending Utah schools, it’s clear that our schools need more funding. Utah is last in the nation in per-student spending. That’s a statistic that could change with a new initiative on the ballot this year. Question 1 is proposing a ten cent increase in the gas tax in order to add $150 per-student in funding.
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