Beauty Columnist Opening & Watercooler Roundup

Posted by Danelle Ice at 12:31 pm

Mar 242009

This week we officially welcomed Teresa to the Home Ever After team! If you missed Teresa’s first coupons column yesterday listing out all the best shopping deals of the week with printable coupons to buy free items at Walgreen’s, check it out now: Printable Grocery Coupons, Kmart and Walgreens Deals.

Did you miss these other articles last week?

Are Frugal Sacrifices Worthwhile?
5 Surefire Ways to Recession Proof Your Job
Buying Cheap Kids Clothes: Store Sales and Clearance Schedule
How to Save Fruits and Vegetables That are Going Bad

Columnist Wanted for Beauty & Fashion

Last week we offered an exclusive preview to our twitter followers for a writer opening here. It’s now going live to all of our readers as well! We are looking for a beauty and fashion columnist in our Mommy Style Department. The successful candidate will write a weekly column providing helpful beauty and fashion tips and how-tos for busy moms.

Hottest Blog Articles Right Now:

Thirteen Things That Will Be Lost. Our newest guest poster has a great Thursday Thirteen right now. “If you have children, here is a list of thirteen things that will, at some point or another, be lost…” – read the rest at Girls to Grow [Family Life]
Frugal Living, but with Compassion. Alex Blackwell from The Bridgemaker writes, “Behind the unemployment reports and statistics are real people who find themselves without jobs, but with bills which still need to be paid and children who still need shelter and the certainty their next meal is coming.” [Frugal Life]
Top 40 Ways to Take Notes Online. Marc and Angel bring us one of the handiest productivity articles I’ve seen in a long time, which gives 40 great options, including ways to use Twitter, social media sites, Google Docs and more to get organized. [Mommy Tech]
The Magic of Starting Small. Superstar writer Ali Hale delivers another smashing article about how to achieve your goals with small, manageable steps: “Do you have any big goals that you’re struggling to make a start on? Or goals which you’ve had a go at several times – but where you keep failing? The problem might be that you’re trying to change too much, too fast. Don’t underestimate how much you can achieve by taking small steps.” [Love Your Life]

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