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Chelsea is a marketing consultant / writer with an inability to sit still and an unexplainable persistence in the kitchen.

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No Place Like Home: In Transition

No Place Like Home: In Transition

[ 1 ] Jan 31, 2012

We’re slowly getting settled into our new place…a full photo tour will come, eventually. Ideally when my underwear and stuff isn’t strewn about the office like a chimpanzee had a conniption fit in here. Yes. Chimpanzee. For now, some of the rooms still look a bit like this. Not ALL of them, thanks to a [...]

Saving on Kids Sports Equipment

Saving on Kids Sports Equipment

[ 1 ] Jan 30, 2012

One of the big expenses that I dread when it comes to kids is all of their sports equipment. That stuff is EXPENSIVE! $500 bikes, $100 uniforms, $50 gloves. Don’t even get me started on what you can expect to pay if your kid happens to be into horseback riding or ice hockey. Fortunately, there [...]

Upcoming Giveaway: Get Involved!

Upcoming Giveaway: Get Involved!

[ 0 ] Jan 30, 2012

Are you another blogger looking to increase your followers? Check out the upcoming Amazon Blast! Myself and a bunch of fellow bloggers are contributing $10 each to create four joint giveaways of $100 Amazon gift codes. The way people enter each giveaway is by following all of the bloggers’ Facebook and Twitter accounts. I occasionally [...]

A Car Snack Kit

A Car Snack Kit

[ 7 ] Jan 29, 2012

One of our main goals here on the blog (and in our own lives) is to simplify day-to-day tasks. I frequently hear parents discuss healthy food, unhealthy food and the constant struggle they face trying to balance time and convenience. I get that it isn’t the simplest thing in the world, but health should be [...]

Moving Out and Cleaning Up

Moving Out and Cleaning Up

[ 12 ] Jan 26, 2012

If you follow me over on Twitter or Facebook, you’ve probably picked up by now on the fact that our family is moving to a new home (I can’t stop complaining about the whole process). On one hand, I love moving because it’s like hitting the reset button on all of your stuff. It’s a [...]