Have you ever ran around at the last minute, looking for gifts, only to end up buying something you really don’t want at a price that is far more than you intended to spend? Holidays don’t have to be expensive. You can make gifts, of course, but if you want to buy them, here are…
Have you ever ran around at the last minute, looking for gifts, only to end up buying something you really don’t want at a price that is far more than you intended to spend? Holidays don’t have to be expensive. You can make gifts, of course, but if you want to buy them, here are…
Tis’ the season to be jolly! You bring the food, let us take care of your holiday shopping list! We have created the Grits & Grace 2020 Holiday Gift Guides in hopes to simplify your Christmas shopping this year. I hope to help you make your gift-giving more personal, thoughtful, and less stressful! Throughout the…
Hiking, it doesn’t sound like something most families would consider a fun time, especially if you aren’t a huge fan the activity or if you have never tried it. Are you interested in taking a trip? Whether you are looking to take a traditional trip with your family or go on a romantic getaway, have…
There is so much going on in the world right now, that I find solace in just being able to spend time with my family. Yes, we have been together 24/7 for the last seven months, yes it has been hard. But it has also been one of the most rewarding times I have had…
Why I Chose Blush, Gold, and Silver for My Fall Table Colors and Decor
October 4, 2020 in Tablescape
This is one post where I am just going to toot my own horn and call it like it like I see it. I love to decorate, while I don’t consider myself a minimalist decorator, I am also not someone who is over the top. Im somewhere in between with the group of folks who…
How To Build A Successful Parent/Teacher Relationship Even During Hard Times
September 25, 2020 in Family
Behind every successful public school student is a great public school teacher. And great teachers make great public schools. But teachers can’t do it alone. I would be lying if I said virtual schooling has made the parent/teacher relationship for us stronger, it hasn’t. There will be times where we will email the teacher a…
Parenting on the Fly: Keeping Kids Active Even When You Are Exhausted
September 23, 2020 in Parenting On The Fly
The holidays are right around the corner! Many of us have been in the house for extended periods of time. Extracurricular activities have been canceled, playdates are non-existent. So if you are like me and struggling to keep your children active, then keep reading! Kids need regular exercise to build strong bones and muscles. After…
This post contains affiliate links in which I receive a small commission should you decide to purchase any of the items. It’s the time of year where not only do I update this post, but I also make sure to update my own home (or at least make plans to). This post has gotten nearly…
When it comes to our children we do need to be the ones in control. We are responsible for their safety and well being of course. But we are also the ones that need to teach them independence, good decision making skills, and build their self esteem at the same time. Learn to pick your…
If you aren’t the best at budgeting, or if you have a history of mismanaging your money, I want you to know it’s never too late to fix your situation. The only difference is that you have to want to change in order to better your circumstances. If you want to start fresh but aren’t…
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