How to manage our homes
Let's chat everything from managing our home, to decorating and make it the best place possible for our dear kids!!! :)
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I think induction cookers are the best over those old school stoves. Much more economical as per my mum.
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I'm planning to have those boards that can be attached/detached from the wall. I can't remember what it's called but kids can draw on it, color, put stickers and all. But when you have a formal event or gathering at home you can remove them!
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Yes Cailyn, that's being economical and creative all at the same time! :)
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What do you think of this New Year table setting?
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Christmas Table Decoration
I know it's a bit late but it won't hurt posting something as nice as this:
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New year table decor
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I guess they're not. But whatever it is, they're gorgeous!
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@ Fabiola - Yeah, Corelle's a toughie!
No offence but I like the one with the black balloons. A fusion of Goth and festiveness I should say... |
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Thanks for sharing. Keep them coming! :)
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Valentine's day table settings!!!
Now that hearts day is approaching, the following pics serve as my inspiration - In creating one or on mere appreciation, I'm cool with it.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO ALL! :) https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...P4IjyCjal3mJCd https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...dp7F_O0mk12I9p https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/i...Mn7Oy8P8WheBsD |
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I could even do the 3rd one right now! ^ ^ :)
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Thanks for starting this Valentine inspiration! I am so into doing the 1st one you've posted Idalia. Nice! :)
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Just wanting to add to Idalia's beautiful shares above ^^^
Lovely! https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/i...n30hvRt-Xjoa-8 I'm so doing this on my beloved Pop's grave this Valentine's Day https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...03W8kc3XR3jiSg Oh my God! Splendid! https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/i...WL7isG_XQJHM_H |
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Those ideas are incredible. Thank you all for sharing! love them!
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Yes ladies, no worries!
@ Abana - I love the 2nd one too. The simplicity of rustic and country style. |
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20 Minutes to Tidy Make Your Home Look Like It Did Before You Had Kids By Apryl Duncan Tired of your home always looking like a kid zone? Give your house a quick touch up in 20 minutes a day. Set your timer and ... GO! 1. Start a Load of Laundry Save time by letting your children sort the laundry while you work on a different chore. After the laundry is sorted, throw a load of messy kid clothes into the washing machine. If you don't have a washing machine, have the kids sort the clothes and bag them for your next trip to the laundromat. Time Limit for You: 3 Minutes Tip: Spray stain remover on the clothes needing extra attention first. While it's working, move on to another chore so you don't have to wait. 2. Straighten Up the Family Room Have your children arrange the magazines and books. Kids can dust with socks on their hands. Time Limit for You: 0 Minutes - No time investment for you. The children are doing the work. Tip: Your family room touch up can be left to the kids so you can focus on other areas of the house. Give them age-appropriate chores to keep them safe and see other types of chores that are easy for kids. 3. Pick Up the Toys Have your children pick up their toys as fast as they can. Hold a contest to see who can put away the most toys. No losers in this game. Choose a prize everyone can enjoy when time's up. Time Limit for You: 0 Minutes - No time investment for you. The children are doing the work while learning how to pick up after themselves. Tip: Baskets and bins make toy pick up easier and more fun for children. 4. Make the Beds Start with your own bed. You deserve a made bed to crawl into at the end of the day. Pull the top sheet and comforter back in place. Straighten up the pillows. Older kids can make their own beds to help save time. Time Limit for You: 4 Minutes Tip: Wrinkle-resistant sheets make your bedroom look cleaner than crumpled up sheets. 5. Vacuum Daily Vacuum high-traffic areas every day. Alternate vacuum days between the kitchen and bathroom. On kitchen days: Start with the area around the table, sink and dishwasher where crumbs accumulate the most. Have extra time left on your timer? Vacuum the rest of the kitchen. On bathroom days: Move the bathmats and vacuum the floor. Vacuum the bathmats before putting them back in the bathroom. Time Limit for You: 5 Minutes Tip: Use a handheld vacuum cleaner for spot cleaning without having to drag out the big vacuum cleaner. 6. Wipe Down the Kitchen Use a disinfectant wipe to clean the counters, fixtures and sink. Don't forget to wipe the refrigerator handles little hands have been touching. Take a quick swipe inside the microwave with a damp cloth. Time Limit for You: 2 Minutes Tip: If you have a lot of counter space, only clean the counter areas where you prepared your children's food for the day. 7. Disinfect the Bathroom Clean all bathroom fixtures with a disinfectant wipe. Wipe the bathroom counters Time Limit for You: 2 Minutes Tip: Add an automatic toilet bowl cleaner to keep the inside of the toilet clean for 2-3 months. 8. Load the Dishwasher Put the day's dirty dishes into the dishwasher. Start the dishwasher at the end of the night. Time Limit for You: 3 Minutes Tip: Use downtime while you're cooking to put the dishes away. 9. Freshen Up Your House Use air freshener throughout your house. Spray fabric refresher on your furniture, especially those areas where the kids hang out. Time Limit for You: 1 Minute Tip: Open windows on a sunny day to remove odors with fresh air. Time's up! You and your family just tidied up the house in 20 minutes. :) SOURCE |
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Aww, Edda, this is greatly helpful. THANK YOU for sharing this. Love the idea on the stuff I could possible achieve in such a short period of time.
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I feel you... I try to squeeze as much sleep as i can during weekends :p |
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Thanks for sharing Edda. This is very much helpful when my baby Preston grows a bit bigger! Oh, I smile whenever I imagine my little boy being able to run errands with his little hands. :)
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THANK YOU EDDA for the share! I know, this would help us all in one way or another.
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@ Edda- I like this idea: "Kids can dust with socks on their hands." :)
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Yes, I do too! |
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