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June 12, 2017 By Susan 6 Comments

The next time you go shopping, take this free printable Jeans Made in USA Shopping List with you to locate Made in America jeans.

Farmer’s Pantry – Grown in the USA

March 27, 2017 By Susan 4 Comments

Farmer’s Pantry snacks are delicious and grown by American farmers. Made in the USA Crunchy, hearty snacks to fight your snacking hunger.

Brentwood Home Runyon Pet Bed Review

November 29, 2016 By Susan 4 Comments

Thank you to Brentwood Home for the opportunity to review the Runyon Pet Bed. All opinions are always my own. Affiliate links are provided for your convenience. My dog, Lila, is my shadow and best buddy. She’s a big part of our family. She’s always been the life of the party (she’s the dog withKeep Reading…

Made in USA Gift Ideas Guide

November 4, 2016 By Susan 5 Comments

Most people underestimate the power they when and how they choose to shop. And the key is – choose to shop. Supporting American workers and manufacturing is important to me, so I choose to buy Made in the USA products whenever I can. It’s not difficult to find American made products, but it does takeKeep Reading…

Favorite Made in America Organizing Products

April 13, 2015 By Susan 6 Comments

More than 85 Made in America organizing products for your entire home, plus additional organizing tips and ideas.

Labeling Your Stuff for College

July 31, 2014 By Susan 4 Comments

You may have guessed that this month’s theme at Organized 31 is Getting Ready for College (can you tell that is my main focus these days?). As parents, we all labeled our preschool and elementary school aged children’s stuff that they took to school, but often we forget how important it is for college students, too. LabelingKeep Reading…

Decorating Solution from WallPops for an Awkward Wall

July 28, 2014 By Susan 2 Comments

We suffered through months of construction to have our basement finished. I haven’t shared about it yet because it’s still too raw. To give you an idea how it went, it was supposed to take 4-6 weeks and took over 16 weeks (not because of problems, just poor management by the contractor). But I’m happyKeep Reading…

Organize the Kitchen with Fresh Tape

April 25, 2014 By Susan 4 Comments

Keeping your kitchen organized is one of life’s ongoing battles. Just when you get it organized, you bring home a bunch of groceries or you have help cooking one night and everything gets put back in the wrong place or life just gets in the way. Organizing your kitchen is one of those tasksKeep Reading…

Kidecals – American Made Labels for Organizing Families

September 4, 2013 By Susan 4 Comments

Have you ever stumbled upon a product or a company that thrills you? It doesn’t happen all that often for me, but it did this past weekend. I was introduced to Kidecals and I’m excited to be able to tell you about the company. First, let me say that the company is family-operated and sells AmericanKeep Reading…

Made in America Kitchen Products

June 5, 2013 By Susan 3 Comments

I am receiving NO compensation for this post. I’ve noticed that it’s easier to find products that are Made in America than it was even a year ago. If we as consumers choose to purchase items Made in America over items made elsewhere, then we will influence companies to make more products here.Keep Reading…

Made in America & #SocialPower

May 28, 2013 By Susan 1 Comment

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Social Power for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. I make a real effort to buy products that are Made in America. I have a degree in economics and believe in the free market system. What makes free markets work is that consumers (that’s us!) letKeep Reading…

All-American Kitchen Organizing

November 30, 2012 By Susan 7 Comments

Have you had one of those situations when your training, your experience and your passion all intersect at one point? I have a degree in economics and 10+ years experience working with financially struggling families. After much thought, I realized that although I can’t personally employee thousands of Americans, I can make a difference throughKeep Reading…