Slow-Cooker Recipes with Only 5 Ingredients!

This morning we shared some 5 ingredient slow-cooker recipes to help make meals a little easier. Some of these meals take 30 minutes and others take 7 hours! Thanks to All Recipes for these awesome meals!

Here are a few we talked about…

  • Big Game Dip
  • Pulled Pork
  • French Dips
  • Ham
  • Beef Stroganoff

To see more click HERE.

Share a Compliment and a Smile

Today is World Compliment day! With less focus on providing material representations of appreciation, this day is meant to cost absolutely nothing at all, so everyone can participate! So this day is a reminder to vocalize your positive thoughts and watch them light up a room! As it says on the World Compliment Day website: “If on March 1st every person pays at least three people in their environment or social network a genuine and sincere compliment we will definitely create the Most Positive Day in the World!” To read more about World Compliment day click HERE.

Today is also Share a Smile Day!! It’s a day that encourages us to be a little more joyful. Smiling doesn’t only have emotional benefits — it has a lot of health benefits too. It leads you to feel relaxed and happy. This in turn can reduce your blood pressure and stress levels, increase your endurance, and even strengthen your immune system. So if you don’t have a reason to smile, be the reason that someone else smiles and you might be surprised at how quickly you feel like smiling. To read more about the history of Share a Smile day click HERE.

We also shared some ways to make someone smile so here are a couple…

  • Take a friend out to lunch.
  • Let someone know you miss them.
  • Hold a door open for someone walking behind you.
  • Send a card to a friend letting them know what a good friend they are.
  • Tell someone close to you that you love them.

Ways to be Successful That Require No Talent

We often equate success with talent. But the reality is, talent and technical skills alone is not enough. We all have seen talented people squander their success by making poor decisions. We want to help you be successful and proud of yourself! Thank you to LinkedIn for this amazing article!

Here are some of the different ways we talked about…

  • Be on Time
  • Have a Good Work Ethic
  • Put in Effort
  • Be Coachable
  • Do Extra

To read all 10 ways click HERE.

Wednesday Wisdom

Wednesdays can be your lowest point of the week sometimes. You are halfway between the week being over but you still have some ways to go. This morning we shared some quotes about wisdom for some inspiration. Click HERE to view the full article.

Here are some of our favorites…

  • The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. – Mark Twain
  • Nobody can make you feel inferior without your permission – Eleanor Roosevelt
  • He who has a why to live can bear almost any how – Friedrich Nietzsche

We also shared some Bible verse about wisdom. Click HERE to read all of them. Here are some of them…

  • If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you. James 1:5
  • But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere. James 3:17
  • The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverbs 1:7

Pantry-Friendly Dinners!

Today we talked some pantry-friendly dinners that can be cooked in 45 minutes or less. These are good for families that are looking for something to just throw together from food they already have. Thanks to All Recipes for this article.

Here are some of our favorites…

  • Tomato-Cream Sauce for Pasta
  • Simple Beef Stroganoff
  • Baked Italian Chicken Thighs
  • Easy Chicken Noodle Casserole

Click HERE to read the full article with all the recipes included!

English Slang the Kids are Using

Today we gave you some insight into this generations minds with some slang that you might wanna learn for 2022. Maybe you won’t use it but now you know what it means! Here are some of our favorites…

  • Rent Free – This is most often used when you can’t get something out of your brain – whether it’s a song, video, experience or person. They’re stuck in there and they’re not even paying rent for the space they’re occupying.
  • Vibe Check – This describes when you check in on someone’s vibe and assess what it’s giving. Good vibes? You’ve passed the vibe check.
  • Main Character – When you call someone the main character, they’re basically the core person in a situation. 

Thank you to Education First for this amazing article. Click HERE to read more.

New Years Resolutions for Christians!

Here are some resolutions for the new year that are not too over the top and that will help you grow in your faith in 2022. Thank you to Equipping Godly Women for this amazing article!

Here are just some of the ways…

  • Read Your Bible 20 Minutes a Day, Every Day
  • Go to Church Every Week Without Fail
  • Set Aside 15 Minutes Each Day to Pray
  • Join a Bible Study

Click HERE to read all of the ways you can grow with Christ in 2022!!

Keeping Christ in Christmas

Today we shared some ways to keep Christ at the center of your Christmas. We should always remember the reason we celebrate to begin with. Thanks to iMOM and FamilyLife for their wonderful articles.

Here are some ways that we loved!

  • Having a child friendly nativity scene
  • Share how God has made an impact in your life
  • Read the real Christmas story
  • Give only three gifts

Click HERE to read more from imom and HERE for more from familylife!

Food this Christmas

Today we talked about food for the holidays. First we talked about “Traditional Christmas Food From Around the World”. It is so interesting to see the different traditions that others have. Some of these things may look like something you would try and others not so much.

  • Bacalao, the Traditional Mexican Christmas Food
  • The Traditional Christmas Food in Germany: Christmas Goose
  • A Traditionally American Christmas Dessert: Fruitcake
  • The Surprising Japanese Christmas Tradition: Fried Chicken

To read more and to see pictures of these meals click HERE.

We also talked about some pantry-friendly dinners for the family around the holidays. Thank you to All Recipes for this article! Here are some of our favorites…

  • Simple Beef Stroganoff
  • Skillet Lasagna
  • Pita Pizza
  • Easy Chicken Noodle Casserole

to see all 30 recipes click HERE.

Traditions to do with the Family!

This morning we talked about some traditions that can be adopted into your family this year! Christmas is a time to bring your family together and it’s just around the corner! Thank you to Six Sisters’ Stuff for this wonderful article.

Here are some traditions you can start this year!

  • Have a cookie exchange party
  • Go Christmas caroling
  • The Giving tree
  • Check out local light displays

To see more click HERE for “25 Family Christmas Traditions”.

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