Mavis Butterfield on Instagram – Follow me as I share a picture a day in 2014.
Books, Books, and More Books from Amazon.com
- Grow Great Grub
- Leaders Eat Last
- Before I Burn
- Woodland Knits: over 20 enchanting patterns
- The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street
- Star Wars Origami: 36 Amazing Paper-folding Projects
Garden Updates, Chickens and DIY
- DIY Homemade Laundry Detergent Tabs
- Mavis Garden Blog – Fresh Dirt
- Chicken Coop Photos from Tacoma, Washington
- Monthly Garden Chores for January – East Coast Edition
Recipes
- Weekly Meal Plan – Menu Plan Ideas Week 2 of 52
- Cast Iron Skillet Chicken Pot Pie
- Freezer Meal Recipe – Maple Dijon Chicken
- Citrus Salad
- Peanut Butter Banana Oatmeal
- Meyer Lemon Cardamom Crinkle Cookies
Mornings with Mavis
- January 17th, 2014
- January 16th, 2014
- January 15th, 2014
- January 14th, 2014
- January 13th, 2014
- January 12th, 2014
Tips and Tricks
- Walking for Weight Loss
- 10 Ways to Help Prevent Colds and Flu
- 10 Helpful Cold Weather Survival Tips
- How to Avoid Impulse Purchases
- Tips for Organizing the Laundry Room
- What’s In My Food? How is Greek Yogurt Made?
Weekly Shopping Trips and Stories
- Food Waste – How Much Food Does the Average Family Throw Away in One Year?
- How to Feed Your Family for $100 a Month – Week 2 of 52
- The Slowest Day Ever
- LaMay Car Museum in Tacoma
- 12 Goals for the New Year – Week 2 of 52
- Save the Red Phone Booths in London
Videos
Peace Out Girl Scouts, have a great weekend!
♥ Mavis
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Erin Wilson says
Grow Great Grub was one of the few books I shipped over to Iraq when I moved here this past fall. Hoping to grow some organic veg once Winter is over 🙂
Bible Babe says
Be proud of me, oh great mentor of the barter! I’m a massage therapist, and the past few years I decided to downsize my practice. I now just have a small studio on my property, and I don’t advertise anymore. I simply kept the few clients that I’ve had for 17 years and who have been loyal to my practice. Recently, however, I joined a local coupon group, and I offered a barter deal to the ladies. I charge $35 for a full hour. I told them that if they wanted massages, I would trade them a one hour massage for the equivalent of $35 of food or other merchandise from their stockpiles. Whaddya think? Will et you know how all this turns out.
Karen at A Glimpse Into My Reveried says
What a great idea! Wish I could make use of your talents!