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Written by Jill Savage
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 Memorial Day. It's a three-day weekend that we often celebrate by pulling out the grill, having family or friends over, or catching a local parade. It's the holiday that signals the start of summer and the end of the school year. However, sometimes we forget the original purpose of the holiday which is to remember those who have died fighting for our country.
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Written by Hearts at Home
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 To celebrate the release of Hearts at Home's newest book: Living With Less So Your Family Has More, by Jill and Mark Savage, we launched the Living with Less Contest in January. You can order the book at the Heart Shoppe. Congratulations to the winner of the Living with Less contest, Meg Wilson!
Our favorite money saving grocery tips:
Make a weekly grocery list according to the sales at your favorite store(s) and stick to it. If you shop more than once a week or without a list, you’ll spend more. I used to, and I did.
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Written by Mary Steinke
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 In-laws. You can't live with them. You can't live without them.
Whether or not you possess a great or less-than-great relationship with your in-laws, friction is bound to happen during your marriage. It may be over how to celebrate the holidays or whose children the grandparents seem to favor, but it will happen. Also, if any parental divorces or remarriages occur in the extended family, potential conflicts will only intensify.
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Written by Jill Savage
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 It's the day before Mother's Day and if you haven't thought about what you are going to do for mom, you're looking for ideas today. Jewelry, flowers, and cards are wonderful gifts for any mom to receive, but I'd like to suggest some non-traditional gifts that every mom needs. No matter whether it's a mom with small children or a mom who now has grandchildren and great-grandchildren, we all need some gifts from the heart. They are indeed the ones that mean so much.
Tomorrow, consider giving mom one of these gifts:
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Written by Kristy Luginbuhl
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 This is an easy-to-throw together warm winter meal that uses ingredients I often have on hand. It can be frozen before baking as well. Serve with a salad and a loaf of bread, and you’ve got a great Italian meal with little effort.
Chicken Tetrazzini
4 oz. spaghetti
2 ½ c. cooked, diced chicken
½ cup finely chopped onion
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