This is my running list of books I would like to get around to buying and reading sometime in the future. I read slowly because I absorb and analyse everything I read, so this might take a while.
Crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and completely delicious! This easy, classic homemade waffle recipe comes together in minutes using everyday ingredients for the ultimate weekend treat.
Discover my latest weekly meal plan! I update this post every week with fresh, easy, and family-friendly recipe ideas to help you stay organized in the kitchen.
Getting dressed to your shoes is one of the most controversial habits in the FlyLady system; especially if you struggle to find comfortable footwear or cherish a slow, quiet morning routine. In this post, I break down the surprising physical and psychological benefits of wearing shoes at home, how I adapt the rules to fit my cozy morning coffee ritual, and why establishing a simple evening routine can set your entire next day up for success.
I’m starting my new homemaking journey by going back to basics with The FlyLady’s Sink Reflections. Discover why I’m focusing on the “sink strategy” to build sustainable cleaning habits without the burnout.
After stepping back from the office, I am embracing a new season. Through prayer and reflection, I’m defining my role as a house manager and learning to “play house” with a heart of worship. Discover how I am planning for a season of intentional living and spreading abundance.
Enjoy these classic, fluffy cinnamon buns, perfect for a cozy weekend morning. This simple, reliable recipe creates golden, sweet rolls with a tender crumb that your whole family will love.
For the past 5 and a half years, I’ve been working part-time in a programming role, but as of June 18, 2026, I’ve officially become a housewife again. This decision came after a time of prayer and fasting, where I wrestled with my passions and God’s will for my life. I discovered that my true interests lie in home management, cultural history, and spiritual growth, rather than technology. Join me as I share my journey of faith, the challenges of balancing work and home life, and the exciting new chapter that lies ahead for my family and me.
What does it truly mean to be a virtuous woman? Proverbs 31 begins with a question, not a command, reminding us that virtue is not something easily found or quickly formed. In a world that often values outward ability, this passage calls us back to something deeper: a life of cultivated character, shaped slowly through wisdom, intention, and a quiet walk with God.
A proper understanding of husbandry and homemaking offers valuable insight into the role of the housewife, not as a social
