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Thermomix: How a small kitchen appliance helps stay-at-home dad

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I was not sure whether I should write about it. But the more I think of Thermomix, how it helps me in running the household and especially the time I can save by using this awesome little machine, the more I should share with you.

Thermomix is a superb piece of kitchen invention. It is made in Germany and the quality is top notch.

Mind you, this machine is not meant only for work from home parents. In fact, Thermomix is more than that. It is well adored by some world class chefs as well. So when I talk about Thermomix from my point of view as a stay at home dad, there are many professional cooks out there are using it. [Read more…]

No Cost Weekend Activities for Kids

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In the past few weeks, we had been very busy with some family weekend activities.

I make it a point to do something with J and K to create some exciting, memorable experiences… rather than shower them with materials such as toys and gadgets or being a couch potato.

When I mention exciting, memorable experiences… they don’t need to be exotic or expensive. [Read more…]

How to Plan Nature Outings Your Children Will Love

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Photo Credit: Ken Bosma

Nature outings are an ideal way to spend time together as a family and help your children develop an appreciation for the natural world – which is seriously lacking in today’s digital age.

Also, did you know that one of the best ways to combat stress is to immerse yourself in nature? And what better way to teach your child about this than having the first hand experience. [Read more…]

6 Money Lessons for My College-Aged Daughter

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Photo Credit: Philip Brewer

My daughter Chloe is starting out in college in the fall, and with her newfound independence will come the newfound responsibilities of dealing with money.

Like many young people, she hates thinking about finances.

I was one of them. I always dreaded budgeting and paying bills and thinking about savings and retirement, and figured I could always deal with it later. [Read more…]