a gentler, slower way of life for the neurodivergent woman
Have executive dysfunction or sensory sensitivities? This frugal housecleaning guide will make homemaking less stressful, both to your mind and to your senses. The story. Paper towels lined the porcelain sink. I grimaced in unhappy anticipation, then opened the bottle of bleach sitting on the counter. Trying not to breathe, I slowly poured the contents … Read more
You CAN have a beautiful home on a tight budget that (mostly) precludes new furniture and expensive accessories. Following are nine steps to do just that. The story. I stood in the middle of the living room of the apartment I’d just begun renting – my very first! The son of the owner of the … Read more
Frugal ADHD meal planning is perfect for ANYONE with a frazzled or sluggish brain. Read on for 9 tips for creating simple and tasty budget-friendly meals. The story. The aromas of onion and garlic drifted up from the sizzling cast iron skillet. As they tickled my nostrils, my stomach growled. I could hardly wait to … Read more
Decorate your home for free? It’s not only possible, but simple, fun, and rewarding. Following are ten ideas to do just that – perfect for the creative neurodivergent! The story. Raindrops drummed a steady rhythm outside the window. I glanced toward it. Still dark for two in the afternoon. Setting my attention back on the … Read more
Frugal homemaking has been my thing for years. Only recently have I realized that it fits perfectly with my neurodivergent brain. Here are four compelling reasons you need to understand why. The story. Looking around my small living room, I nodded with satisfaction. A comfy loveseat sat against the wall, a rocking chair nearby, a … Read more
Frugal homemaking doesn’t require special knowledge or a huge, difficult skill set. 60 tips on how to save money homemaking and simplify your life. The story. I stared at the plastic container full of pinecones, and the other full of giant acorns. The urge to toss them all into the woods raked at my gut. … Read more