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Let’s take a walk down memory lane back to the days when we were all hoarding toilet paper like our lives depended on it. If you’re feeling a little stir crazy these days, bust out any toilet paper rolls you have lying around your house and get crafting. From Star Wars characters to bird feeders and even flying fish, the possibilities are endless when you’ve got a stash of toilet paper rolls on hand! photo: The Clumsy Crafter Toilet Paper Roll Snake This adorable little craft will have kids creating their own snake out of multiple toilet paper rolls. After...

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The perfect balance of sweet and savory, all wrapped up in a fluffy and perfectly steamed bun! This vegan version of the classic Filipino recipe, siopao asado, is prepared with mushrooms and tastes like I remember growing up. It is bound to satisfy your cravings, no matter how picky you may be! What is Siopao Asado? Siopao (show-pow) is a popular snack in the Philippines and a staple at many Filipino restaurants, bakeries, and grocery stores. It can be enjoyed any time of day! There are two specific variations, which are siopao asado or siopao bola-bola. It is said to...

There’s this one show I’m obsessed with right now called 20 Below. The hosts are a Canadian couple, Anette and Steve, who go to people’s houses and the wife Anette throws out most of their stuff and the husband Steve talks to them about how it’s okay to love themselves and hate their fathers. The stuff that gets thrown out goes to Goodwill or the dump, you don’t see that part, and you don’t see the fathers either, but the mothers are usually there, often crying, saying how grateful they are. By the end of the episode, the person has...

Search Search Home About Me Recipes Resourceful Living Garden Hello, friends! Today I’m sharing the recipe for a beautifully soft, and mildly sweet cranberry oat sourdough loaf. I’m sitting here, munching on a slice of it as I write down the recipe and instructions and I’m feeling pretty convinced that 1) I should eat whatever foods that I’m writing about while I write way more often!! And 2) that if you make sourdough – you need to make this recipe!  I have to admit – I’ve never been a huge fan of cranberry things. I normally skip the cranberry sauce...