Nostalgic items you’d find in a 1970s living room
Things You’ll Find In A 1970s Living Room1. Shag CarpetsShag carpets were a defining feature of 1970s décor, known for their long, fluffy pile that provided a cozy and luxurious feel to living spaces. Often found in bold colors such as burnt orange, avocado green, or harvest gold, shag carpets added warmth and texture to […]
Continue readingWhat happened to Sunday Dinners?
When I was young, Sundays were quite different from what they are now. We’d start with Sunday School, then head to church at 11 a.m. After church, we’d come home to the delicious smell of Sunday Roast Dinner, which my parents had prepared early in the morning while we were at church.We’d eat around 1 […]
Continue reading14 Home Appliances Popular in The 50s But Not Anymore
Step back in time to the 1950s, a period when homes buzzed with a different set of appliances. Back then, chores like laundry and cooking were tackled with tools that may seem ancient by today’s standards. Let’s take a nostalgic journey and explore home appliances from the 1950s that have faded into obscurity!Iceboxes: Before the […]
Continue readingWhat did kids do back in the day that’s probably illegal now?
Back in the day, kids played with a bit more freedom and a lot less worry. Safety rules weren’t as strict, and children did things that might make adults today raise their eyebrows. But guess what? They survived, and they had a blast doing it! So, let’s dive into a world where scraped knees were […]
Continue readingWhy Have We Stopped Making Good, Strong Hooks?
Metal slip-in hooks were once a popular choice for hanging curtains with pinch pleat or pencil pleat headings. These hooks featured two prongs that slid into the fabric folds of the curtain heading, providing a really secure attachment to the curtain rod or track.While slip-in hooks were widely used in the past due to their […]
Continue reading10 Reasons Hanging Clothes Outside To Dry Is Better Than A Dryer
Remember the days when hanging clothes outside to dry was a common sight in neighborhoods? There’s a nostalgic charm to the simple act of pegging clothes on a line, watching them sway gently in the breeze, and soaking in the warmth of the sun. While I’m glad for the convenience my dryer brings, I still enjoy […]
Continue reading13 Creative Ways To Use Up Soon-To-Expire Yogurt
Why do we always end up with too much yogurt before our next grocery trip? It’s easy to overestimate how much we’ll eat, especially when it’s a healthy option like Greek yogurt that’s convenient and loved by kids. Despite our good intentions, we often find ourselves facing a container that’s about to expire, with too little […]
Continue readingWhen Are Bananas Too Ripe For Baking? (3 Signs You Should Throw Them Out)
No matter how skilled you are at baking, chances are you’ve tried your hand at making banana bread. And you’ve probably heard that very ripe bananas are best for the recipe! Bananas can range from yellow with brown spots to completely black and still be good for eating and baking.In fact, black bananas are excellent for […]
Continue readingWhat’s the best way to freeze stew without losing their flavor and texture?
I love making stews and casseroles for my family and friends, and I’m always eager to try new recipes. But sometimes, I end up cooking way too much and make enough for a crowd instead of just a few people! Luckily, I’ve learned some tricks to share on how to freeze your stews without […]
Continue reading8 home tips to quickly soften butter (even if you don’t have a microwave!)
So, you’re in the middle of baking up a storm, and suddenly realize you forgot to soften your butter. It happens to the best of us! But fear not, because we’ve got you covered. Try out any of these 8 fun hacks to soften your butter quickly and get back to baking in no […]
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