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Domestic Goddess - for the
Martha Stewart in all of us.
Home Comforts : The Art and Science of Keeping House by Cheryl Mendelson
Cheryl Mendelson is a lawyer by day, domestic goddess by night.
Although this book seems to irritate some people, there is no question that
this definitive guide on how to do everything housekeeping is worth it's
weight to have around. Cheryl painstakingly details how to make a
house a home, from how to do laundry, to entertaining tips. The
comprehensiveness of the book alone is remarkable, however, for those of us
who are looking for a deeper meaning in vacuuming the rug, it is strangely
comforting to know that this author believes it is essential to not only
the physical comforts of our family, but the emotional comfort as
well.
Home Comforts : The Art and Science of Keeping House
Use What You Have Decorating: Transform Your Home in One Hour with Ten Simple Design Principles by Lauri Ward
Not all of us can afford an interior decorator. And buying completely
new furniture is probably out of the question. What to do?
Lauri Ward tells you by explaining in this book how you can use what you
currently have, plus a few inexpensive items, to make dramatic
transformations in your home.
Use What You Have Decorating
Weber's Art of the Grill: Recipes for Outdoor Living by Jamie Purviance
Simply wonderful
recipes for the grill and indoors too, if you wish. It is rare when
you encounter a cook book that entices you to try so many recipes at once,
you can't choose what to do first. Should you try the Tandoori
Chicken or the Herb-Crusted Salmon? You decide.
Weber's Art of the Grill
The Not So Big House Collection: The Not So Big House and Creating The Not So Big House by Sarah Susanka
Whether you are building a new home on a smaller lot, or living in a
"not so big" home, this book will inspire some big ideas.
Finally some guidance for those of us who may describe our abode as
"charming".
The Not So Big House
Collection
Trowel and Error: Over 700 Tips, Remedies and Shortcuts For The Gardener by Sharon Lovejoy
A wonderful resource for us
girlfriends who need a little help with their green thumb. We
particularly like the references to organic gardening and pest
control.
Trowel and
Error
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