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This is a list of easy side hustles to make extra money. This isn't the list that includes starting your own blog because that takes a lot of work (without getting paid) and dedication. This isn't the one where you start selling on Etsy or Amazon because, again, those both take a lot of work and a certain skill set. Or being a lyft/uber/doordash driver because those require you owning your own car. This is a list of EASY side hustles to make extra income and we could all use some extra money right now with inflation through the roof. Let me know in the comments if you have a side hustle or something you have ever done to make some last-minute money.
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Cooking is a form of artistry that not many people possess. Many professional cooks suggest that you not only need skills but a lot of passion and love for this sensitive mastery. Of course, not all people are professional cooks, and not all people have super expensive professional cooking equipment, but almost everyone has basic cooking knowledge. The best way to improve your cooking is to update your basic cooking skills. At times, the taste of our meals is significantly improved by simply using your knife differently or learning how to use heat for different things, such as fibers and proteins. So, we have prepared a couple of useful tips on how to make your cooking better and take it to another level.
As a busy mom, I’m always looking for ways to serve hearty, budget-friendly meals that don’t require hours in the kitchen. Between working, raising kids, and managing the everyday chaos that comes with parenting, I need recipes that are both comforting and convenient. That’s why I love this Slow Cooker Venison Tenderloin recipe.
This meal has become a staple in our home, especially during the colder months when comfort food just hits differently. It's rich, savory, and perfect for those evenings when you want something satisfying but don’t have the energy to hover over a stove. You can even set it and forget it before school pickup or afternoon activities and come home to a house that smells like you’ve been cooking all day!
As soon as the leaves start turning and there’s a crisp breeze in the air, I find myself reaching for my slow cooker more and more. There’s just something comforting about walking through the door to the smell of dinner already simmering, especially when your day has been packed with school drop-offs, after-school chaos, work deadlines, and that never-ending mountain of laundry.
If you’re looking for a hearty, low-effort meal that feels like a warm hug after a busy day, this Crockpot Chop Steak recipe is it. It’s one of our go-to dinners during fall and winter, not only because it’s incredibly simple, but also because it checks every box for a family-friendly, budget-conscious, flavorful meal.
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School is back in full force in our house. And things are trying to get back to our normal routine. I actually thrive on routine and a schedule, but still, there is nothing like waking up an hour earlier and trying to hurry kids to shuffle out the door on time. Our mornings are filled with alarms, lunch packing, last minute paper signing, hair brushing, shoe finding, and scarfing down breakfast as we run out the door. And now that I have one kid in middle school that means a longer school day and another in multiple afterschool activities, so we have had to adjust with some tips to keep the chaos at a minimum. Here are our afterschool hacks for an easier back-to-school transition.
Hi! I'm Diana. Mommy to my elementary aged son & middle school daughter. I am a former Nanny living in Georgia, who thought I knew everything about raising children until I had my own. Lover of coffee, traveling, and all things Disney. I like to share my thoughts on budget conscious parenting, traveling with kids, crafts, and family friendly recipes. I serve with the children's ministry at my church and am now a teacher at the preschool.
