It sometimes happens, even in the best families, that a baby is born. This is not necessarily cause for alarm. The important thing is to keep your wits about you and borrow some money.
Elinor Goulding Smith
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Inspiration for people with limited time and money who have an appetite for the
pleasures of life in the slow lane. Affordable decorating, rural adventures,
flea market treasures, unique gift ideas, and special occasion recipes - - all
from an amateur homemaker who struggles with her monthly budget while delighting
in her small-town Wisconsin lifestyle. Everyone deserves a beautiful life.
Topics
- Celebrations (10)
- Finds (7)
- Food (8)
- Garden (4)
- Gifts (7)
- Kid projects (4)
- Rural adventures (4)
- To Do List (1)
- Words (7)
The amateur housewife
I call myself an amateur housewife because it’s a fairly new experience and, frankly, I’m not all that good at it. In my defense, I’m not home full time. Rather, I have the best (and sometimes the worst!) of both worlds. I started a part-time marketing and public relations business four years ago. I have a daughter who, coincidentally, is four years old. And a baby boy who was born in November.
In between deadlines and the occasional, guilt-induced bout of housework, I created this blog to talk about the things I love with like-minded people.
In between deadlines and the occasional, guilt-induced bout of housework, I created this blog to talk about the things I love with like-minded people.
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Favorite haunts
- Apple Butter House, Whitewater
- Catfish River, Stoughton - catfishriver.com
- Cranberry Moon, Janesville and Stoughton
- Red Rooster, Milton - oldjunctionmill.com
- Roscoe Antique Mall, South Beloit - roscoeantiquemall.com
- The Nest Egg, Beloit