Posts by Wolfcat

Quote:Originally Posted by AprilMary Reusable nursing pads   not sure why I never did this before........ OMG I seriously have a dozen of these. Can't get rid of them. We have it planned out: nearly $700 in camping gear as soon as...

Maia, I agree with the others. Dump the online contact and keep the IRL civil. I have some friends on FB who are fun IRL but jerks online. I figure I'm just not bored enough to have those interactions... most of the time I've been...

We are planning on home renovations, a wooden dehydrator, camping gear, and an appliance upgrade (stove or dishwasher).

Pseudo stroganoff: 1 lbs ground beef 1 can cream soup 2 cups water Flour/corn starch solution Salt Pepper Put meat, soup and water in a crockpot. Cook until done or supper time, whichever comes last. Take the lid off the crockpot. Use a...

Soviet chicken: Chicken (we use legs'n'thighs or sliced breasts) 1 cup Russian (1000 island) dressing 1 cup Apricot jelly 1 pack Onion soup mix Mix together everything but the chicken. Place chicken in a glass dish. Pour mixture over...

Supreme mashed potatoes: 1 potato per person Milk Butter Crispy bacon, chopped Grated cheese Turkey, chicken, or ham, chopped Veggies The specifics are to taste. Cook and mash potatoes with skin on. Add milk and butter to taste. Mix...

We made this decision a few years back: there are certain things that are worth the extra money. It keeps our family healthy, reducing future medical expenses.

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No soak. Rinse them in cold water & toss them in with the cloth diapers and family cloth wipes. Two runs in hot water, soap on the first run. Then dry. No muss no fuss.

Grain mill Dryer balls instead of sheets Peanut butter Coffee/tea/whatever gets you through the day Castille soap (Dr. Bronners) cans replace body wash, hand soap, shampoo, and laundry soap. And a little goes a long way. And don't forget...