Friday, November 22, 2013
Transfer iTunes to an External Hard Drive!
Well it finally happened....I have no hard drive space thanks to tons of shows and movies. Time to move the iTunes library. Here's a great tutorial on how to do it thanks to StevesMacFix
How To Move Your iTunes Library To An External Hard Drive
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Sparkle Stories - Audio Advent Calender !!
Well you know I love, love, love Sparkle Stories...and now there is more to love because they have a new Martin & Sylvia Audio Advent Calendar with lovely stories for each day of advent!! Sooo Cool!
While you're there you might want to pick up the Thanksgiving one so you don't have board kids on the way to grandmas!
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Kiddie Records! Holy Hi-Fi Batman! - Replay
Here's a post from the past (5/12/12) that would be nice to use when you feel like turning on the TV.
Well if you're feeling a need to let the kidlets relive your youth...or you need some fun entertainment go check out:
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Crafty Crow - Forest Chore Chart!
Oh My Gosh! This is so stinking cute!!! This chore chart is from Crafty Crow, one of my fav sites for...well..everything crafty of course. Click on the pic to get the instructions :)
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Homemade Deodorant...Again!
Here's a repost from a couple of years ago that I STILL use!
I'm always on the lookout for homemade deodorant since using the store brand has been linked to breast cancer (your glands are in your armpits...and breasts are glands as well..)
This homemade recipe is completely natural and harmless. And cheap. Maybe not cheaper than a deodorant crystal (since those last years and years!), but still cheap. :) You can add essential oils to make it smell nice as well. Just be careful of some essential oils because they are very strong. I've used lavender and sweet orange. Also if you want to make it totally organic just use organic products.
So I came across this receipe:
Ingredients for homemade deodorant:
1/4 cup baking soda
1/4 cup arrow root powder OR corn starch
5 tablespoons coconut oil
10 drops of essential oil
Directions for making homemade deodorant:
1. Combine baking soda and arrow root powder in a bowl and mix with a fork.
2. Start with about 4 tablespoons/one-fourth cup of coconut oil and essential oils. Add the coconut oil to the baking soda mixture, working into a paste.
The deodorant will have somewhat of a play-dough consistency, and will be softer or harder depending on its temperature. You can put the deodorant into a small container with a lid, or into an empty stick deodorant dispenser if you have one. My deodorant hardened somewhat after I put it into a container.
And the results are in:
I've used this deoderant for about two years now and it REALLY works! I live where it is really humid and most natural deoderants just can't hold up and this one holds up ALL DAY! But it's not an antiperspirant so expect to sweat a little. Besides that's the part that clogs up the glands anyways.
DO NOT put on after shaving your pits...you're warned! You will probably get an angry red rash. If that happens just stop applying it for a couple of days until the rash heals up. Then only apply 8 or so hours after shaving.
I'm always on the lookout for homemade deodorant since using the store brand has been linked to breast cancer (your glands are in your armpits...and breasts are glands as well..)
This homemade recipe is completely natural and harmless. And cheap. Maybe not cheaper than a deodorant crystal (since those last years and years!), but still cheap. :) You can add essential oils to make it smell nice as well. Just be careful of some essential oils because they are very strong. I've used lavender and sweet orange. Also if you want to make it totally organic just use organic products.
So I came across this receipe:
Ingredients for homemade deodorant:
1/4 cup baking soda
1/4 cup arrow root powder OR corn starch
5 tablespoons coconut oil
10 drops of essential oil
Directions for making homemade deodorant:
1. Combine baking soda and arrow root powder in a bowl and mix with a fork.
2. Start with about 4 tablespoons/one-fourth cup of coconut oil and essential oils. Add the coconut oil to the baking soda mixture, working into a paste.
The deodorant will have somewhat of a play-dough consistency, and will be softer or harder depending on its temperature. You can put the deodorant into a small container with a lid, or into an empty stick deodorant dispenser if you have one. My deodorant hardened somewhat after I put it into a container.
And the results are in:
I've used this deoderant for about two years now and it REALLY works! I live where it is really humid and most natural deoderants just can't hold up and this one holds up ALL DAY! But it's not an antiperspirant so expect to sweat a little. Besides that's the part that clogs up the glands anyways.
DO NOT put on after shaving your pits...you're warned! You will probably get an angry red rash. If that happens just stop applying it for a couple of days until the rash heals up. Then only apply 8 or so hours after shaving.
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