Save Money & Slay Debt
Welcome back to Day 2 of Debt Free Disney! I’m probably most excited about this post because: A) I know it will save you some money. B) You can be on the inside loop of a great hack to save money on Disney vacations. C) You’ll see up close and personal how my money saving shenanigans can cost me time and avoid my mistakes. So it’s not a big surprise
OK, Mouseketeers, ear up. I’m more than thrilled to begin a new series today entitled Debt Free Disney. Last year, we took one of our most memorable vacations to date. It was filled with thrills, excitement, and relaxation. The kids LOVED every minute of it and didn’t complain. And Brian and I enjoyed our time together as a couple and as a family. We did Disney, debt free style. In
Your sweet mama deserves all the love in the world this Mother’s Day. Even if you’ve put off picking out a card or getting a gift, you still have plenty of time to make your affections known and show her how much you care. Plus, your mom will want to know she raised you right and that you didn’t overspend this year. Here are a few simple ideas to keep
Oh friends, I have a treat for you today. If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I have fallen in love with the book Loving My Actual Life: An Experiment in Relishing What’s Right in Front of Me and not just because the cover makes me swoon. Today, my sweet friend Alexandra is stopping by to share a few words from the book and we’re giving away THREE copies of it
This post was sponsored by the Indiana’s Family of Farmers. You get to learn about affordable ways to prepare food. I get a few extra bucks in the Royal coffers. The post and opinions are 100% mine. No editing was done by anyone. I’m sure you could find some grammatical errors if you read it again. Read more on my disclosure policy. What’s up friends? Can you believe it’s May already? We have
You’ve seen the television shows – the people who have a spare room filled with toilet paper from floor to ceiling and enough candy bars to rival Willy Wonka. Bulk shoppers often get a bad rap. People assume they’re spending money they don’t have or buying worthless products that will only expire before all can be used. At best, through the TV lens they’re preppers ready for every disaster, at
If you’re a parent, one rhythm pulses through your soul on a regular basis. I want my child to live a life even better than my own. Even if you haven’t faced great adversity, there’s a parental instinct to protect your kids against those pitfalls that you dove headfirst into. You want them to have more experiences, better influences, and healthier lives. Most parents long for their children to adopt better
More than once in my 39 years I’ve been told that I’m just not like the other girls. I spent hours climbing trees and tromping through the woods. I fan girl out and would rather catch a superhero flick than a romantic comedy any day. I grew up playing on the boys’ basketball and baseball teams in elementary school. I rock two fantasy football leagues every year and faithfully fill
Java, cup of Joe, mocha, espresso – no matter the preference of flavors, if taken black or with cream, caffeine addicts everywhere rejoice at the site, smell, and taste of coffee. I can’t start my day without a cup of hot, fresh coffee. Each morning at 6 AM, the programmable pot begins to brew before I even get out of bed, casting the sweetest smells into our whole house. I
It’s a blessing indeed to have cash that you didn’t anticipate find its way to you. Whether it’s a bonus, a tax refund, a gift or inheritance, you feel sheer giddy at the mere mention of dollars and cents you didn’t expect to have in your pocket. And it might even begin to burn a hole in your pocket before you get your paws on it. HOLD UP . .
