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1. Erma Bombeck, Columnist Erma Bombeck was a delightfully funny writer, who identified with all of us who were trying to raise our families in the late 60's and early 70's. We were the wives and moms trying to figure out exactly what women's liberation meant. Liberated from w...
2. Real Life Housewife Welcome to Real Life Housewife, a space dedicated to women who know they can't "Have it All" and are happy just to make it to the end of the day with everyone in their household fed and accounted for. Our homes will never the grace the pages of an i...
3. Vintage Aprons -- practical and collectible Aprons are the quintessential mark of the homemaker. No housewife worth her salt would have been without a sturdy apron to protect her clothes as she performed her daily chores. The most practical type of apron for the hard-working housewife was one...
4. Get Organized Is your house messy?  Does it seem impossible to clean it up and keep it clean?  Are you at a loss on where to begin on getting organized?  Does the thought of having an organized home seem more like a dream than reality? Are you just...
5. Being a Feminist Housewife I found myself asking that question when I was - surprise! - pregnant with my first child last year. While you can answer the question with a yes or a no, it is a bit more layered than that.
6. Mom, this one's for you. Now let's clarify that first. This isn't for lazy mothers. Obviously, lazy mothers are not working mothers. This is for you mothers that work your butts off for your kids, your mate, or your boss or all of the above and would like a little thanks i...
7. Passionate Housewives Desperate For God by Jennie Chancey and Stacy McDonald This book will help you discover the biblical vision for homemakers and allow you to let go of all those outside things that fill up your life and crowd out your family life and the true calling to be a homemaker. What you do in your house is worth...
8. Vintage HouseKeeping Black coffee and bitter chocolate. Junkshops and home-made gingerbread. Neatly ironed aprons. Vintage cashmere, worn out denim and pale pink peony. Lace, crochet and milk-glass. Broken hearts and precious memories. Letters tied up with ribbon, memori...
9. The Secrets of a Housewife if you ever wanted to know how those stuck at home handled house work and kept their sanity, thats what this is all about.
10. Being a successful stay home mom I have been asked many times, 'what do you do all day?' I am a stay home mom who loves what I do. I cannot imagine a more fulfilling occupation. Call me a domestic engineer...a house wife...a homemaker...whatever way you look at it, it's a beautiful...