It’s hard to keep a proper perspective on one’s own work so I have to rely on you guys to let me know what I’m doing well, what I’m doing not so well and how I can keep this site relevant and interesting and easy to navigate. I posted one of these Reader Surveys last year… Continue Reading →

New Look! In case you haven’t noticed, Musings of a Housewife just got a makeover!!!!! We still have a few minor kinks to iron out, but for the most part, I think we’re up and running. I cringe a little bit as I say that . . . my site crashed twice during the installation… Continue Reading →

Food Choices are Not a Moral Issue | Keeper of the Home via @MandiEhman Well said. In Defense of Eating at Chick-Fil-A | The Atlantic As I wrote on my Facebook page, I am much more concerned with where they source their chicken than with their political views. I just don’t buy into the boycott… Continue Reading →

I would LOVE it if you’d “like” my new client, Rose Romano’s, on Facebook and follow them on Twitter. I’m starting to build those accounts, and I’d love to have your support! Here is some of what I’ve been reading this week. Enjoy your long weekend!! 8 Best Foods to Buy at the Farmers’ Market | Organic Gardening… Continue Reading →

Why the Campaign to Stop America’s Obesity Crisis Keeps Failing | The Daily Beast While the government spent hundreds of millions trying to prove that salt and saturated fat are bad for our health, it spent virtually nothing on sugar. Had it targeted sugar then, instead of waiting for an obesity and diabetes epidemic for… Continue Reading →

Finding His Way: Theology with Boo | Blackbelt Oma Love this post by my good friend Grace. The Most Adulterated Food Products | Huffington Post All the more reason to buy your food items from local sources you can trust! The Ten Commandments of Blogging | Mom Crunch Fun but also highly accurate post on blogging by… Continue Reading →

The Work/Life Juggle: 10 Tips For Managing Work and Life While Nurturing Your Social Media Networks | Cecily Kellogg via Babble’s MomCrunch 8 Ways Real Families on Real Budgets Can Afford Organic Foods | Robyn O’Brien via Prevention Favorite Thing :: Regrouping Alone Time | Lisa via StudioJewel Blog (I can SO relate to this… Continue Reading →

I always get home from blogging conferences full of new ideas and raring to go. This one was no different. I re-connected with old friends, met a few dear friends for the first time, and attended some stellar sessions that have populated my to-do list for at least the next two weeks. Oh, and I… Continue Reading →