Welcome to Thanksgiving in Nancy’s kitchen. Nancy blogs at 3 Blondes and the Law where she chronicles her life with one man of the law and two fellow-blonde teenagers. Nancy was the very first Kitchen of the Week guest blogger here at Happy To Be At Home, for which she deserves a lot of credit. [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving in Erin’s kitchen. Erin blogs at $5 Dinners which is a fantastic blog filled with dinner recipes that all cost right around $5 or less. Back in mid-September, Erin shared her kitchen adventures with us all, even though she was without power throughout the week. You can read Day 1 of her [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving in Carrie’s kitchen. Carrie’s blog, Oikology 101, is a fun and random collection of her life as a wife and mom to an adorable baby girl. Carrie shared her kitchen adventures with all of us during the last week of August. You can read Day 1 of her week here.
Happy Turkey Day [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving in Paulette’s Kitchen. Paulette writes about homeschooling, scratch cooking, emergency preparedness, and many other topics on her blog Capturing Today. In early September, Paulette opened her kitchen to all of us. You can read Day 1 of her week here.
I love the time of the year leading up to Thanksgiving and Christmas. [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving in Jennifer’s kitchen. Jennifer writes about frugality, homeschooling, and the general ups and downs of life as a mom on her blog Getting Ahead. Jennifer opened her kitchen to us all during the end of July. You can read Day 1 of her week here.
For the first 10 years of our marriage, [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving in Alisa’s kitchen. Alisa writes about her family and all of the fun things they do at her blog We Do Things. Back in July, Alisa shared her kitchen adventures with us all, including her family’s Fourth of July celebration. You can read Day 1 of her week here.
Hello again! It is [...]
Welcome to a Glimpse of the Thanksgiving Holiday at Sonshine’s house. Sonshine’s blog, A Glimpse of Sonshine, is a great resource for frugal, parenting, and homeschooling tips. Sonshine opened her kitchen to us all in mid-August and gave us a glimpse of the fabulously frugal meals she prepares for her family. You can read day [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving With Chubbie Chica and The Felix Five. On her blog Chubbie Chica, Shannan shares lots of tips and recipes for those trying to lose weight. Shannan recently opened her kitchen to us during the end of October. You can read Day 1 of her week here.
Well, Thanksgiving can be interesting around our [...]
Welcome to Thanksgiving in Michele’s kitchen. On her blog, Frugal Granola, Michele writes about frugality, simplicity, and her dietary adjustments due to celiac. Michele shared her kitchen adventures with all of us during the middle of August. You can read Day 1 of her week here.
Whether or not we are traveling to visit family for [...]
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Like Mother, Like Daughter. We are a family who live in Central Massachusetts. My husband is a Boston Irish Catholic from a big family. His upbringing was smack dab in the middle of respectable Catholic America, not untinged by 60s unrest.
I am about as different from him as you can get: I’m an only child, my parents are divorced, my father was an immigrant from Egypt, I was raised on the cutting edge of the feminist/relativist/sexual self-fulfillment/diversity revolution. My upbringing was smack dab in the middle of 70s hippie snotty know-it-all America, not untinged by anomie.
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