Happy Easter
I love this special Day! It is a time for renewing and redirection for me. A time for renewing my faith and celebrating the reason for the day. I hope you enjoy your holiday with […]
Read moreAuthor: AMidlifeWife
Hi! I'm Chris! Just a Midlife Wife sharing about life's journey; screaming and kicking through it while supposedly aging gracefully... Focusing on healthy living, low carb & keto, things I am loving right now, and life in general.
THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT by Karen White: Book Review
I have read and reviewed a couple of Karen White books now and I am excited to be along for this blog tour of her newest story I reviewed. With this new release comes something […]
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Sights of the Vatican Through the Eyes of My Son
I shared with you in one of my past posts about the great opportunity my son is experiencing in Europe. Been chosen for an overseas school program is a wonderful honor and I’m excited to […]
Read moreGone Without a Trace by Mary Torjussen: Book Review
You can tell a great thriller when you don’t have any idea what direction the author is going. I was able to review this release today and the ending took me by surprise. Several days […]
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Moist and Delicious – Low Fat Meatloaf Recipe
There’s nothing like a classic meatloaf. The one like your mom made for years with mashed potatoes and corn. Yum! The great thing about a meatloaf is the different ways that you can use it. […]
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The Girl from Yesterday by Kathryn Miller Haines: Review
In the mood for a great suspense thriller? Some days just call for a little mind bending and today I have the perfect book I was able to review to help you with that. Full […]
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What Are Complex Carbs and How Your Body Uses Them
When you talk to people about low carb eating, most of them usually assume that you do not eat carbs at all. This is not true in most cases. What we do focus on is […]
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WORTH IT: Your Life, Your Money, Your Terms by Amanda Steinburg: Review
* book received for review consideration I’ve always difficult relationship with money. I’m not sure why. My parents were great savers. But I don’t think the lessons about saving were ever drilled into my head. […]
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