Pepperoni Pizza Muffin Recipe

Published in October 29th, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Autumn-Fall, Christian Living, Digging Out of Debt, Family Finances, Frugal Living, Healthy Living, Kitchen, Simple Living, Winter Recipes

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Back in the Saddle Again After a long, but well needed hiatus from the blogosphere, Journey to Simplicity is gearing up for a new life. It’s back in the saddle again for me with a new perspective and direction. Over the first few months of my hiatus, I had so much supportive email from you [...]

Coupons: Are They Worth It?

Published in February 8th, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Christian Living, Digging Out of Debt, Family Finances, Frugal Living, Simple Living

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How to Determine if Coupons are Worth Your Time Recently I posted about how to organize coupons to maximize coupon savings (click here to read that article). I began researching couponing on a more detailed level in order to best help a client. If you have not already read the previous article, let me [...]

How to Plan Goals for a Healthy Family

Published in February 1st, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Christian Living, Christian Parenting, Family Finances, Organization

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Purposeful Planning for a Year of Staying Motivated and Inspired Right about now, you likely are still feeling energized and motivated while you are on your way to planning for becoming healthy in all areas of your life, including your family. Statistics, which in this case are accurate, show that by March 1 of any [...]

Healthy Home Healthy Planet

Published in January 24th, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Family, Family Finances, Family fun, Frugal Living, Going Green, Healthy Living, Homeschool, Simple Living, Unschooling

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Go Green for Less Most families have an opinion about the green house effect, Al Gore, and carbon footprints. What I find interesting is that regardless of what side of the issue one is on, going green makes sense. The earth is a planet. You can only deplete its resources to a certain extent [...]

Coupon Organization Leads to Saving Money

Published in January 22nd, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Christian Living, Christian Parenting, Digging Out of Debt, Family Finances, Frugal Living, Organization, Simple Living

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How to Organize and Manage Online Coupons and Free Sample Offers I am not the authority on coupon usage. I have stayed away from using coupons due to the fact that 98% of the time the available coupons are for products I do not purchase. However, after a lot of research I have found [...]

What to do BEFORE You Go to Homeschool Convention Part One

Published in January 18th, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Christian Living, Christian Parenting, Family, Family Finances, Frugal Living, Healthy Living, Homeschool, Organization, Simple Living, Unschooling

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Organize Your Homeschool and Save Money Go to any homeschool convention anywhere and walk into the vendors hall. As you casually promenade through the aisles, observe the faces of the parents as they shop. You will many sets of eyes glistening as they peer from one booth to the next. You may even notice [...]

Tax Preparation for 2011

Published in January 17th, 2011

Posted by Leslie in Christian Living, Digging Out of Debt, Family Finances, Organization

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Organizing Your Receipts January marks the beginning of tax preparation season for most of us. This year tax forms will not be ready until the end of the month (at earliest) up until February 15, 2011 (at latest). I was asked yesterday why this was, so I did a little digging. My best guess [...]

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