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30

Last Day for Gardening eBook Sale

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Just a quick reminder that today, Monday the 30th, is the final day for our big sale on Heavenly Homemaker’s Guide to Gardening and Preserving eBook .  Get it now for only $4.00!  Sale ends at midnight tonight.  Click here to read more details about what you’ll find in this resource.

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It is an exciting time of year!  Matt fired up our friend’s tiller today and got our garden all ready for planting.  We have been busy making plans for which vegetables we will plant in which part of the garden.  And now, it is time for us to start getting those seeds into the ground.  Next time you see me, I will have soil under my fingernails…and probably a little bit smudged across my face as well.

To celebrate this fun time of year, we are knocking down the price of our Heavenly Homemaker’s Guide to Gardening and Preserving eBook almost in half!  Click here to read more details about what you’ll find in this resource.

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Follow Me on PinterestI’m always one of the last people to get on board with something new and fun.  There are so many neat things “out there” that one can participate in, therefore I typically make a very slow decision to join in – simply because I have to know for sure that it is going to be worth my time.

Many of you have shared how much you love Pinterest.  You’re right – what a cool opportunity to find wonderful homemaking, cooking, and decorating ideas!

In case you’re new to Pinterest, this may help you understand what it is a little bit better:

“Pinterest lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and organize their favorite recipes.  Best of all, you can browse pinboards created by other people. Browsing pinboards is a fun way to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests.”

Because of the urging of many, I finally asked my friend Emily, who happens to be a Pinterest expert, to help me get my site up and running with Pinterest.  She’s been working hard to pin many of my archived recipes and tutorials (plus many other posts!), getting them all organized into categories to make it easy for you to follow me there and find what you are looking for.  A  huge thanks goes out to Emily for all of her hard work on this.

And so, I am now officially inviting you all to follow Heavenly Homemakers on Pinterest.  Feel free to re-pin any posts you see that interest you!

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chickencoversmThe first 100 What to Do With the Chicken in Your Kitchen eBooks have sold, so the price has now crept up a tiny bit to $1.50 for the next 150 people.  This is still a great deal for lots of healthy, easy chicken recipes.  You can read a list of the recipes included in this eBook here.

Act fast and save lots – the regular price of this ebook is $4.95!  If you need me, I’ll be in my kitchen cooking more chicken.  It is the Week of the Chicken after all.  :)

$1.50 (first 150 people)
Enter the code CHICKEN150 at checkout to receive the discount.

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When I purchased chicken at such a great price last week, you can bet that one of the first places I looked for ideas and recipes for the chicken was my What to Do With the Chicken in Your Kitchen eBook.  This book contains many of my favorite, healthy chicken recipes.  All of them are family friendly and easy to make.  Read a list of the recipes included in this eBook here.

In honor of the Week of the Chicken, we’ve knocked down the price on this eBook to only one dollar.  But this price is only good for the first 100 purchasers - so act fast!  After that, the price will increase a tiny bit.

$1.00 Sold Out!
Enter the code CHICKEN at check-out to receive the discount!
$1.50 First 150 people
Enter the code CHICKEN150 at checkout to receive the discount!

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It’s the Week of the Chicken!!  I am so excited!  ;)

Do you want to know my thought process for how the Week of the Chicken came to be, or would you prefer to be blissfully ignorant of how my brain works?  (Keep reading at your own risk.)

It’s really not a very exciting story – I simply got a lot of chicken at a good price last Thursday.  Smart Chicken brand is the only brand of chicken breasts that I can get locally that I (mostly) trust, but it tends to be very expensive.  When my friend Emily informed me that it was on sale for just $2.99/pound - I was out the door before my shoes were tied.  What can I say?  We’ve been chicken nugget deprived as of late, and the homemade barbeque sauce could wait no longer.

Back at home with many, many packages of boneless, skinless chicken breasts – while making plans as to how I would use it all, I thought to myself, “Well this is sure going to be the week of the chicken”.  And there you have it.  The Week of the Chicken idea was born.  I decided that if I was going to have a Week of the Chicken, I was going to drag you along with me.

In light of this important announcement, I suggest that you cancel all appointments, and in general, block out every day this week so that you will be free to schedule every moment of your life around the chicken.

Because I’ve been so busy preparing to make the Week of the Chicken everything we could all hope for it to be, I did not write out a menu plan for this week.  Blame it on the chicken. If you need some menu plan ideas, please click over and read through all of my menu plan archives (which is what I’ll be doing this week – unless, of course, we end up constantly eating chicken!).

Stay tuned for lots of chicken fun, which includes a very exciting sale, and of course, new chicken recipes and some helpful chicken hints.

To get our Week of the Chicken off to a good start, we are giving away TEN $10 Gift Certificates to the Heavenly Homemakers Shop!  How can you win one of these certificates?  Here are some options:

  • Leave a comment on this post telling us your favorite way to make and/or eat chicken.  (“With a fork” is an acceptable answer.)
  • Tell your facebook friends about the Week of the Chicken, linking to this post, and then come leave another comment here telling us that you shared on facebook.
  • Tweet, Pin, or otherwise spread the news about the Week of the Chicken (such as by dressing up like a chicken and running up and down your block to tell your neighbors – pictures required).
  • Subscribe to HeavenlyHomemakers via RSS or Email so that you don’t miss any important chicken information, then leave an additional comment here telling me that you subscribed.  If you’re already a subscriber, be sure to also leave a comment.
  • Keep watching for additional chicken posts this week that will give you more opportunities to win one of these fine certificates.

Ready?  Let the Week of the Chicken begin!

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I just wanted to offer a reminder to you all about our Learn Your Letters, Learn to Serve curriculum kit sale, which ends Tuesday, March 27.  Be sure to take advantage of this discount on both our downloadable version and our printed copy.

Downloadable Version
$45.00
$37.00 for a limited time!

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Printed Version
$68.00
$60.00 for a limited time!
(price includes entire 240 page color printed kit and shipping costs)
U.S. only.  Contact me if you’re interested in having a book shipped outside the U.S.!

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We decided that because it’s been so long since we’ve run a sale on our curriculum kit – we should offer one in honor of the beginning of spring!  That’s as good of a reason as any, right?  ;)

We’ve loved and appreciated all the feedback we’ve received from those of you who have already purchased our Learn Your Letters, Learn to Serve Curriculum Kit.  Many of you have told us how easy it is to use, how you have found so many good ideas in it to use with your children, and most importantly – how you and your family have found wonderful opportunities to serve others as a result of using the curriculum.  We are so thankful that this Learn Your Letters, Learn to Serve has been a tool that has blessed your family and others around you.

We recommend this kit for use in families with children ages 2-7, and have found that even older siblings enjoy participating and brainstorming for ideas while their younger brothers and sisters engage in the simpler activities.  Filled with hundreds of recipes, crafts, songs, games, activities, and ideas – this curriculum will have your family focused on serving your way through the alphabet.  Read more details about this complete early learners curriculum kit here.

To get a feel for what this kit is like, help yourself to this free sample lesson!

From now through Tuesday, March 27 – we are knocking $8.00 off the price of both the downloadable kit or the printed/shipped version.  Take advantage of this deal – and start learning and serving with your kids!

Downloadable Version
$45.00
$37.00 for a limited time!

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Printed Version
$68.00
$60.00 for a limited time!
(price includes entire 240 page color printed kit and shipping costs)
U.S. only.  Contact me if you’re interested in having a book shipped outside the U.S.!

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We pray that Learn Your Letters, Learn to Serve is a blessing to your family!

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It’s always so much fun when we run a sale on our homemade vanilla extract.  We sold out in record time again on Saturday, thanks to so many of you!

Since then, my husband has been spending hours carefully packaging all the bottles.  He loaded up as many as he could on Tuesday, and made a trip to the post office to send off the first round.  And then he came home – with all of the packages still in his possession.

Very long story short, because trust me, I had typed out the whole stinkin’ story before realizing, for Pete’s sake, you really don’t want to read all of that:  Each vanilla bottle must be sent in a box, no exceptions.  This is actually probably a good thing because some of our vanilla bottles got crushed the last time we sent them – even though my husband had wrapped them so thoroughly in bubble wrap and then packaged them tightly in bubble envelopes.  So boxes for our vanilla are a good thing.  And wow, even though I cut out the long part of the story, here I am still rambling.  Best post you’ve ever read, eh?

Anyhoo, Matt has now been repackaging all of our vanilla bottles.  And, because we are trying to save on costs, as well as trying to do our part in reducing waste, we simply went to the grocery store and got as many boxes as we could for shipping purposes.

This is why your vanilla may come in a handsome Glad Sandwich box or Ziplock box or who knows what kind of box.  See how professional we are?

That’s just one corner of our living room, by the way.  As Matt gets the bottles boxed, it is becoming less and less possible to walk out our front door.  If you don’t hear from me in a few days, it may be because we were overtaken with vanilla boxes, otherwise known as Vitacost, Reynolds, or Dawn boxes.  And oh look, there is even a shoe box we found.

In addition, some of you will open your random box and find that your vanilla is still packaged in a bubble envelope.  That’s because after Matt learned that we can no longer send vanilla in these, he didn’t feel like opening them and repackaging them.  So, your vanilla should be nice and secure, and it will be like getting a gift inside of a gift.  Won’t that be fun?

We’re sorry you have to put up with us.

And we hope that once you get your box and get over your initial disappointment that you didn’t just receive a box full of Hefty One-Zip Bags , that you will be very happy with your homemade vanilla extract.  :)

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It’s vanilla time!  We have been “brewing” a big batch of homemade vanilla extract for six months, and it now bottled and ready to send to you!

Our vanilla is absolutely pure, with nothing added.  Read how we make (and how YOU can make) homemade vanilla extract in this post.  Because we use a large number of vanilla beans in each batch and allow our vanilla to sit for six months, this vanilla is double strength, which means that you can use half the amount called for in a recipe.  Yes, that means that each bottle of our vanilla will last you twice as long as a typical bottle of vanilla!

To cut down on cost, we’d love to encourage you to look into making your own vanilla extract.  It’s easy, it’s fun, and it’s a big money saver.  Plus,  you’ll find that homemade vanilla extract makes a great gift.

For those of you who do not desire to make homemade vanilla, or if you want a quality vanilla on hand to get you by until your own vanilla is ready to use, we are happy to offer our Heavenly Homemakers Vanilla Extract!

If you are interested, I advise you to act fast.  Our supply usually sells out within 24 hours – last time, it only lasted for five hours!

The cost of shipping is included in the price.  The price you see is the total price you’ll pay. Matt and the boys will package and send your vanilla to you right away, so you should receive it within a week to ten days.  Quantities are limited – sales made on a first come, first serve basis…thanks for understanding!

This vanilla is available to U.S. purchasers only.

4 ounce bottle
$15.00
SOLD OUT!
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8 ounce bottle
$26.00
SOLD OUT!
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We’ve sold out – thank you all so much!  Look for more of our homemade vanilla extract in June.  And be sure to look into making your own vanilla extract.  It’s easy and fun and saves you lots of money!

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