Today I felt a burning desire to start this blog.
I wanted a place, separate from personal family blogging, where I could share my joy and pride of homemaking.
I'm still young enough to know that I don't know everything.
But I have young children that challenge me to try and streamline my duties. And I love finding ways and means to simplify it all.
So I've decided to share what I've learned with you.
Take from it what you will.
Though I hope we can all share advice and stories that motivate us to be the best homemakers we can be.
For I certainly do not want to labor in vain and to have "spent my strength for naught".
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Homemaking Redefined.
The Point
Make homemaking and meal planning real fun instead of drudgery.
A True Homemaker
A true homemaker is far different from the stereotyped dull woman drowned in drudgery and soap operas, with no ambition to develop her talents.
The homemaker is healer, comforter, and counselor;
architect, builder, and maintenance engineer of a learning and research center equal to any university;
artist, sculptor, creator of the greatest masterpiece: a human being.
-Barbara B. Smith
The homemaker is healer, comforter, and counselor;
architect, builder, and maintenance engineer of a learning and research center equal to any university;
artist, sculptor, creator of the greatest masterpiece: a human being.
-Barbara B. Smith
Homemakers Creed
I Believe homemaking is a noble and challenging career.
I Believe homemaking is an art requiring many different skills.
I Believe homemaking requires the best of my efforts, my abilities, and my thinking.
I Believe home reflects the spirit of the homemaker.
I Believe home should be a place of peace, joy, and contentment.
I Believe no task too humble that contributes the the cleanliness, the order, the health, the well-being of the household.
I Believe a homemaker must be true to the highest ideals of love, loyalty, service, and religion.
I Believe home must be an influence for good in the neighborhood, the community, and the country.
-The Home Legion, circa 1944
I Believe homemaking is an art requiring many different skills.
I Believe homemaking requires the best of my efforts, my abilities, and my thinking.
I Believe home reflects the spirit of the homemaker.
I Believe home should be a place of peace, joy, and contentment.
I Believe no task too humble that contributes the the cleanliness, the order, the health, the well-being of the household.
I Believe a homemaker must be true to the highest ideals of love, loyalty, service, and religion.
I Believe home must be an influence for good in the neighborhood, the community, and the country.
-The Home Legion, circa 1944
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