Vegetarian Frugal Housewife

“Success is simple. Do what’s right, the right way, at the right time.” ~ Arnold Henry Glasow, American Thinker & Humorist I did it! I did it! Check it out…a successfully turned sock heel. No tears. No tragedies. No runs. Just a heel…simple. I have finally made a sock that is shaped like a foot! […]

A few months ago I took up yoga, and have so far observed many things about it and about myself. I won’t bore you with the details. There are two things that apply widely though: you have muscles that you have never dreamed of in places you’ve never felt. And, going with the modern, “women’s […]

There are always so many little tiny pieces of yarn that are left over after a knit or crochet project. They get trimmed from color changes, from adding on a new ball here and there and from portions of store-bought yarn that should never have made it through quality control. I hate throwing them away. […]

That’s right. This post was going to be titled Shred & Pour: Recycling Soap Ends, but the universe had other ideas. What was to be a simple exercise in melting those little pieces of unusable soap that are left over at the end of the bar turned into an exercise in frustration and stinky kitchens. […]