Teens can quickly develop expensive taste when it comes to clothing. Mine is very casual but others find clothing gives them of individuality. You want to give them the styles they love, but chances are you don’t want to blow your budget doing so. Take a look below at some helpful ways to save money on teen clothing. With a little creativity, you can get them dressed for much less. 1. Shop outlet stores and save Many name brand clothing stores such as Gap have outlet stores. Look online Continue Reading
Holiday Meal Solutions – 3 Super Easy Recipes Using Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey (KidFriendly)
Everyone knows one of the best parts of Thanksgiving is the leftovers. But what to do with all those leftovers sitting in your fridge? Check out these great ideas that can turn your holiday leftovers into great meals. Grilled Ham and Cheese Ingredients: 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 slices bread (or use rolls for smaller sandwiches) 2 slices of ham 2 tablespoons of stuffing 2 slices cheddar, jack, Swiss, or American cheese Instructions: Heat half a tablespoon of butter in Continue Reading
Macy’s Presents: Prom 2015 Events – Coming to NOLA and a City Near You #MacysProm #NewOrleans
I am a member of the Everywhere Society and Everywhere has provided compensation for this post about Macy's Prom. However, all thoughts and opinions expressed herein are my own. Your daughter's big night is almost here! Prom has always been the highlight of almost every high school teen but preparing for the big night can be overwhelming. One of the best things you can do for your teen daughter or granddaughter is plan well in advance. Even if Prom is an entire year away, knowing Continue Reading
What I’m saying and What He Hears -5 Misinterpreted Phrases #TheMoodStrikes #Ad
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #TheMoodStrikes #CollectiveBias In 1997 I married my high school sweetheart. Well, I was a high school senior and he had graduated several years earlier. We married after my first year at college when I was a mere 18 years old. Naturally life was carefree and we had the freedom to be spontaneous. Fast forward 17 years of marriage and we're tired. Tired of work, tired of bills, Continue Reading
Travel Gift Guide: What to Look for in a Portable GPS? #BayouTravel
When you go out to purchase a portable GPS system, it is wise to know the latest and the greatest. The technology is moving so fast you can easily buy a portable GPS without the features you had hoped for. Not everyone is created equal by any means. Another oddity in the GPS world is that you can’t simply go by price. While some things you can go with the expensive models and get all the latest and greatest, that is not the case with GPS. The only real way to get what you want is to know Continue Reading
Sportsman’s Paradise – Deer Hunting across America #BayouTravel
It is well known that Louisiana is a Sportsman's Paradise. So although I am biased to Louisiana, there are other states well known for deer hunting. Today I thought I would share several states that offer a variety of deer hunting that Louisiana and out of state residents may be interested to learn more about. Perhaps you can grab a few hunting buddies and explore these states or visit Louisiana on your next hunting trip. Deer hunting is considered to be one of the most popular pastimes Continue Reading
What Exactly Does Duty-Free Shopping Mean and How to Prepare #BayouTravel
Duty-Free shopping is not as cut and dried as it might seem on the surface. The vast majority of people that buy Duty-Free products have no idea what they are doing and if they are actually saving money or not. In fact, stores and places that sell Duty-Free probably count on that ignorance. Sometimes they sell items for more than you would pay elsewhere and label it Duty-Free anyway. So how can you be a savvy Duty-Free shopper and find the actual deals? It begins with learning what Duty-Free Continue Reading
How to Include your Child in Travel Preparations #BayouTravel #Ad
Disclosure: The following is a sponsored post. All opinions and thoughts are my own and can not be influenced in any way. Recently I had a family meeting with my children and asked them where we should travel to on our next family getaway. I mentioned Disney and several other theme parks but my children wanted to experience another cruise. They loved visiting a foreign country and learning more about the world we live in. I was SO proud! My goal is to raise curious minds and traveling is Continue Reading
Secrets Revealed: Airline Booking Tips #BayouTravel
When you are taking a trip or vacation and you realize you are going to fly, there is a better than average chance you are going to feel some stress about it. Whether you are stressed about the flying itself or simply about the costs involved, flying is not always easy for us. While there is nothing easy about getting over a fear of flying, finding a great airline rate is an easy fix for sure. Here are some airline booking tips to make sure you get the best rate possible: Make the middle Continue Reading
My Husband & His Love for Old Spice – Bonus: Download New Coupons #Combos4Success #Ad
Disclaimer: This is part of a sponsored collaboration with Latina Mom Bloggers and Old Spice. All opinions are 100% mine. My 10 year old son & husband are the perfect combo, except when they "play" outside. My husband is not a sit in the recliner type of guy. He rarely uses the computer and although he loves video games, he gets headaches from the quick video game motions. So, he works outside on many projects around the house. What does that mean? My son has to be right out there with him. Continue Reading
Spicy Shrimp with El Yucateco + $75 Walmart Gift Card and El Yucateco Gift Basket #SauceOn #Shop
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SauceOn #Shop #CollectiveBias I'm a busy Madre, but not busy enough that I can find time to cook for my family. Since I have older children that have football and volleyball practice in the evenings, I need to make sure that dinner is quick and easy. We love shrimp and fortunate to have large, meaty Gulf Shrimp in season. Using fresh ingredients like shrimp allows me to cook a Continue Reading
#Ad Fight Hunger – Join Other Hunger Heroes #HungerHeroes #CollectiveBias
Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertisers. All opinions are mine alone. #HungerHeroes #CollectiveBias When I was a little girl my mother was a single mother trying to earn a decent living in Los Angeles, California. At the time my brother and I did not realize our small familia lived in poverty. My mother had Mi Madrina and a small group of friends that she called family and managed to work three jobs to make ends meat. There were times my Continue Reading