Boudreaux's Butt Paste Product Review and Giveaway

The very nice Boudreaux company sent all these products for us to try.

We have used the original Butt Paste in the past and

it cleared up my diaper rash really quick.

We like the mild scent too.

Boudreauxs sent us

1- Boudreaux's Butt Paste

1- All Natural Boudreaux's Butt Paste

1- ALL NEW Maximum Strength Boudreaux's Butt Paste

1- Boudreaux's Baby Kisses Lip Balm

1- Boudreaux's Body Wash & Shampoo

1- Boudreaux's Rash Protector

Elizabeth says she hopes you will enter, this is good stuff!

One winner will get this same package of 6 full size products.

There are 3 ways to enter.

1 - just leave us a comment on my blog

2 - "like" Boudreaux's on Facebook

3 - follow the Boudreaux's blog

let me know in the comments which of these you do so I know how many entries you have.

and if you don't have a blog, leave me your email so I will be able to contact you if you win.

this is how clean Elizabeth was after her first bath in Boudreaux's Body Wash & Shampoo. It rinses off easy, has a very pleasant and light scent and is no-tear.

The Baby Kisses is for those red cheeks that babies get in cold weather. Although it has been so hot for so long in Oklahoma, and cold weather is hard to imagine, Elizabeth's face did get very red last winter and now we have a product that will help, if and when winter ever comes again.

Elizabeth will pick the winner at noon on Friday August 5th.

We hope you will enter and that you will look at Boudreaux's pages if you want to know more.

No Cost Chest Freezer Organization

We have a medium size chest freezer. Chest freezers cost less to buy and power than upright freezers but they do take some tricks to organize.

Most of the meat we have is bought in bulk and then I repackage it, so they are usually irregular sized and don't stack well.

Finding anything in this freezer was really taking effort.

Then, I spotted these fabric shopping bags that my daughter gave me, she hosted a Velveeta House Party and had extra bags.

I got 3 of the bags and sorted the meat - beef into one, pork into the 2nd one and chicken into the 3rd one.

I put them into the bottom of the freezer and all 3 fit perfectly!

Does anyone else have an abundance of these shopping bags? We bought some big ones at Aldi when they first came out and since then, Jeff and I have both got them from different companies and we have way more than we will ever need for shopping.

Anyone else have any good uses for these bags?

I fear that so many of them are being produced, that in a few years, there will be complaints that the reusable bags are filling up the landfills.

Tuesday sewing and thrift store goodies

I woke up early today, 4:30 a.m., so I did some sewing. I made 2 pair of bloomers for toddler Elizabeth. Most store-bought baby dresses come with bloomers/diaper covers but once you move up to toddler sizes, you usually just get a dress. Elizabeth is for-sure a busy toddler and she will just look a little more dressed with bloomers to cover her diapers when she is wearing dresses.

I met 4 girlfriends for lunch today but I had a few minutes before we were scheduled to meet so I stopped at one thrift store. These fancy embroidered letters, about 4 inches tall, were 5 cents for each bundle. These were they only letters they had. I have no idea what I will do with them but I could not resist for 25 cents total.

I can spell "busy" or "USA" except the A's are orange.

I love buying bias binding at thrift stores. I used bias binding on all 4 of the aprons I made last week as well as the casing for the elastic legs on the bloomers. And I really like it when I can find it for 5 cents a package.

3 nice lengths of fabric. The apple and polka dots pieces are 2+ yards each and the red checks have 4+ yards.

I also bought 1 shirt and 2 pair of shorts for Gavin and a vintage gold 8x10 photo frame for 10 cents.

Lunch was so much we fun, we are going to met again next week too.