In two words, ‘Good living’ sums up what Home Ever After is all about. Our mission has always been about helping people live a full and happy life by teaching life skills, providing ways to save money and provide for your family within your means, and encouragement that helps us be well-rounded individuals who can [Click here to keep reading this post!]
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We have so many great friends that share our site, and Wendy is one that might go unnoticed sometimes because she’s a little quiet but a big part of the many moms that make the Home Ever After community great! Yesterday was Olivia’s birthday. She was a beautiful and strong little girl that left this [Click here to keep reading this post!]
The following is a guest post. Danae Matthews is lives in San Francisco. She writes for the on-line health resource Women’s Health Base, which strives to provide unique and informative content to women everywhere! When I was growing up staying healthy wasn’t a huge concern for me or any of my friends. All we wanted [Click here to keep reading this post!]
The following article is a guest post by writer Esther Anderson. Esther likes to write about crafts, parties, personal finance & how to improve her credit score (you can visit her site there for more of her tips!). 5 Steps for Making Recycled Candles Before a Power Outage Fall is a great time to spend [Click here to keep reading this post!]
Tonight the kids were eating at the table with daddy while I got caught up on some work. Suddenly, I heard the wailing whining voice of my 4 year old son, Truett. “Oh NO, Dad! We didn’t get ANY VEGGIES!” Truett’s my stickler for balanced food groups. *sigh* My legacy goes on without me! But [Click here to keep reading this post!]
It’s always fun to look at baby pictures, especially when they’re of now-adults! I dug out this old baby picture of me with my mother, Darla Ice, back in good old 1978. We were outside of our house out off of Chena Hot Springs Road in the beautiful Alaskan summertime. It was summertime in the [Click here to keep reading this post!]
Oh so many years ago, here was my little Hannah. Back in September 2005, she was so little that a chocolate covered strawberry at a very grown up museum opening could make her whole day. She doesn’t remember that we weren’t allowed to go in to the event, because they hadn’t printed on our invitation [Click here to keep reading this post!]
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