Tiffany Raiford

Tiffany Raiford is a lifelong Floridian, wife to my high school sweetheart and mother of four littles (two girls and boy/girl twins...no, they are not identical and yes, I'm sure). My kids love to whine, so I love to wine. My loves include nap time, bed time, date night, travel and evenings and weekends when my husband is home because he handles all diaper changes.

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  • in Lifestyle

    10 Struggles that Only Homeowners Can Understand

    Being a homeowner is a struggle that only actual homeowners understand. It’s something that you just don’t get if you’re not a homeowner, and it’s something that you will never get until you are a homeowner. And don’t give me that, “I’m a renter and I’ve been living in houses and not apartments for decades,” […] More

  • in Home & Organizing

    Five Garden Supplies You Can Get For Free

    Gardening is such a great idea, but there are so many pitfalls to it. For one, what if you are not and experienced gardener? Will you kill everything you try to grow? Add to that the fact that gardening supplies are so expensive, you might as well just give it up. I mean, it’s not […] More

  • in Inspiration

    10 Life Lessons We Could All Learn From Sheryl Sandberg

    According to Time Magazine, she’s one of the 100 most influential people in the world and she’s reportedly worth more than $1 billion. Sheryl Sandberg might be only 45-years-old, but she’s one of the most impressive women in the world, holding the title of COO of Facebook. Her contribution to society, the example she sets […] More

  • in Health

    Did you Know that Maple Syrup Could Very Well Save your Life?

    We all love maple syrup – the real stuff; not that stuff that’s just trying to be maple syrup and failing miserably. It’s delicious, and it makes all French toast, waffles and pancakes taste about a thousand times more delicious. New research, however, suggests that we might take a newfound liking to maple syrup as […] More

  • in Lifestyle

    10 Effective Ways to Support Charities Without Donating Money

    Is charitable giving really selfless? I debate this with myself all the time; most of us are happy to give to charity, but is it so that we can help others in need or so we can help ourselves? Personally, I don’t find charitable giving nearly as selfless as some people believe it that it […] More

  • in Parenting

    Important Tips for Caring For Your Baby This Summer

    Having a new baby home during the summer months is both a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because it means you’re not still pregnant and miserable in the heat of the summer, but it’s a curse because it means you now have to worry about whether or not your new little one is […] More

  • in Lifestyle

    20 Strange and Surprising Facts about Death

    They (and please do not ask me who “they” are because I have no earthly idea) say that the only thing certain in life is death – and taxes. But some people manage to get huge refund checks every single year even though they didn’t pay but a few dollars in taxes so, therefore, taxes […] More

  • in Parenting

    Stop Publicizing Your Parenting on Facebook!

    Parenting; it’s the same concept with a completely different perspective. What do I mean? I mean that all parents have the same general goal in mind; keep kids alive, healthy, relatively happy and turn them into good, successful people. Now, those individual things have different meanings to all people. For some, success is a general […] More

  • in Lifestyle

    15 Things All Women Do When They’re Home Alone

    I love when I get to be an expert on something; because I’m not really an expert on anything. Well, I’m an expert in parenting and sneaking food I don’t want the kids to see (but all parents are parenting experts, really, so that doesn’t actually count). One thing I’m definitely an expert on, however, […] More

  • in Personal Finance

    10 Reasons You Should Be Leasing Your Car

    Most people will tell you that it is not a wise decision to lease your car. It’s a waste of money to pay for something you are essentially renting rather than purchasing, and you will never pay it off. It’s not yours and the rules are too stringent. As someone who is a reformed leased […] More

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