Posts by JesKace

I got married 10 years ago.  DH and I were only 18 at the time and we planned the wedding in less than a month.  Originally we were going to travel to my moms house in VA from MA and get married by a Justice of the Peace down...

Mine lives on our kitchen counter.  It's the only place that is high enough that my youngest can't get to it, but I can still use it and not have to be baby gated in a separate room.  It's also the only place where I can plug...

There's so many..   Quote: Originally Posted by FillingMyQuiver    ~ Cut the single use products out.  We use cloth napkins, unpaper towels, cloth diapers and wipes, family cloth, cloth menstrual...

Quote: Originally Posted by cassandraz  I myself have never owned a vacuum and prefer to actually pic up every little thing that my daughter drops, which I feel has taught her to be more careful. When I do borrow...

I usually just use hot water with my mop.  Sometimes I'll use a little dish soap or some vinegar.  We have tile floor in the kitchen and hardwoods throughout the rest of the house.  To be honest, I hardly ever...

Quote: Originally Posted by TiredX2    I haven't decided if the two chocolate covered bunnies are going in their baskets or my belly. Too funny!  The only reason I spent so much on candy was...

My DD(6y/o) does Girl Scouts so it was $12 for the registration and $2 for dues a week.  I think there's supposed to be 20 weeks total but our troop has decided to cut the session short so it will end up being less than $40 for...

We use a mixture of different things.  DH and I usually use dish towels, the same ones I use all around the kitchen (we don't use paper towels at all for anything)  Most of the dish towels I have are terry cloth type towels...

I luck out that my daughter has very straight hair so it doesn't get too tangled.  If she bathes at night I usually put it in a loose braid to keep it from tangling when she sleeps since her hair is so long (hits just below her...

The past few years I've gone all out and bought a ton of stuff for the kids, probably spending well over $150.  They usually get way more candy than they need, goodies like play doh and cheap little toys that just end up getting...