Most of us will only write this date on our checks once in a lifetime.  (I should go buy something special just to say I did it.)  The last time this happened, it was Nov. 11, 1911; the next time will be Nov. 11, 2111.  So this is a very special date both historically and mathmatically.

I love Halloween with the lawn decorations, fall décor, and cooler temperatures. But with grown kids, I feel like the girl that’s not invited to the party…kind of left out of the fun.

This is a popular recipe found on the internet, but I like it because it’s very easy and very tasty!  It’s a little bit sweet and a little bit salty…just like me! I’m all about making something the easy way that looks like you fussed. You can also have fun with variations and unleash your creativity.

Geri and I recently wanted to send a fruit basket to a friend as a thank-you for her generosity. Since we’re both on a budget and love doing projects ourselves anyway, we did what any two respectable Strive-to-Simplify girls could do. We made our own!

It’s summertime, and that means time to dust off the old camper, pack the kids, and take those long drives across the country.  The long open roads here in Colorado can be beautiful. But when the winds crank up, driving a camper whipping back and forth can be a nightmare.  You don’t want a camper full of car sick kids, now do you?  Here’s how to ensure a smooth ride for you and your passengers.