DIY

Kat got busy in the kitchen and this time she whipped up some homemade body body that is out of this world!

Summer means shorts & tanks & more skin showing. Now is the perfect time to exfoliate and make your skin super soft!

Like most people, the cabinet under the sink in our kitchen is where we keep kitchen cleaners, trash bags, dish detergent, etc., but with the sink pipes in the way, space is limited. So instead of trying to cram everything in there, I created more space by converting an old over-the-door shoe organizer into hanging storage inside the cabinet door.

I got to hang out with some great friends this week and learned how to roll sushi!

The Tax Filing season has officially begun and a lot of people are waiting on their W-2's. Usually I file off of my last pay check stub since I've been with the same company for a few years now. It's reported that more people chose to file themselves last year versus going to say an "H&R block" or "Jackson Hewitt", so I wanted to know, Do you File your taxes yourself or do

Kat got crafty with friends and created a Christmas wreath using vintage ornaments gathered from thrift stores and they are amazing!

Pizza, it's not just for cooking indoors anymore.

Smartphones can do just about anything. And we mean anything.

This past week, I was looking for a table to use in our video show, The Wake Up Call. I found the perfect one at our Habitat ReStore but the varnish was worn and didn't look so great. So, I decided to buy and try to redo it!

Whether you are headed to Louisville this Saturday or are attending a world-famous Derby party right here in the tri-state, you'll need an awesome hat. Here's a tutorial on how to make your own with $20 in supplies. You'll need: A hat silk flowers feathers (optional) ribbon glue gun scissors floral wire A big thanks to my mother-in-law, Elaine Sollars, for helping me make the hat and the video..

The more people you have in your home, the more laundry. As the family grows, there is a need to save money. Where to cut? How many things can you shave off the budget before life is bleak and boring? I won't give up satellite television, heat or bike 15 miles to work...

Is this simple solution too good to be true?