Recycling Kids Artwork

School is out and like me you probably have tons of your kids artworks to put away. The best way to recycle them is to showcase them around the house. I get my frames from IKEA and Michael's

I've been recycling my kids artworks in the last five years and actually it's one of the event I look forward during the year. It's like Christmas in June! What do you do with your kids artworks? 

Photography by Aurora Heitman

Best Last Minute Father's Day Gifts

Father’s Day is coming up and I have not forgotten, but I've delayed the gift buying process due to my extensive research for the best and useful gifts for my number one ;-)  I've rounded up the best gifts out there for my practical guy who I know he will enjoy and appreciate them. Have a fantastic Father's Day y'all!

The Chile Cause Crate - The Spicy Gift Box That Gives Back by Fuego Box. The Chile Cause Crate is the world's 1st hot sauce gift box with a higher purpose. For every crate sold, Fuego Box donates $5 directly to prostate cancer research.* From award winning hot sauces to spicy honey featuring the world's hottest pepper, this crate is the perfect gift for the spice lover in your life who actually gives a damn about his fellow man. #sponsored

These Waterproof Birkenstocks are perfect for my guy who loves fly fishing. I think they will look great with hiking pants, shorts, in the lake, or just slip them on to take out the recycling.

In-home couple massage service by Zeel. The perfect staycation with your guy! Get $20 off on your next massage with code: MOMLIKETHAT. #sponsored.

Ready-to-eat, meal prep service by Model Melas. Their menu changes weekly, arriving fresh, not frozen twice a week, and 100% Whole30/Paleo approved. They use organic and locally sourced ingredients prepared by professional chefs packaged and delivered right to your door in sustainable, and eco-friendly packaging. Get 25% off on your first order using this code: PatriciaO25. #sponsored.

Whenever we’re on a road trip, camping, or at the park, we love playing frisbee with the kids and our puppy. But a glowing frisbee at night is just more fun! I got mine here

Easy Fish Tacos

This post is sponsored by Gorton's

My kids always ask for mommy's fish tacos. And guess what night they have them? Taco Tuesdays! I make them with Gorton's Smart & Crunchy breaded fish sticks with homemade easy slaw. It's always a hit and the best part is that they are half the fat, without skipping the flavor. They are easy to make and kids can help with very little supervision. A great dish for entertaining as appetizers as well. 

You'll want to keep this recipe!

Ingredients:

1 bag of Gorton's Smart & Crunchy Breaded Fish Sticks
1 bag of 12 small corn or flour tortillas
1 bag of 3 color deli slaw
1 teaspoon of kosher salt
1 teaspoon of black pepper
1 teaspoon of garlic powder
1 teaspoon of onion powder
1/2 cup of chipotle mayonnaise (I use Sir Kensington's)
2 tablespoons of olive oil
1 avocado
1 teaspoon of sugar (optional)

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 375ºF. Place the fish sticks in the oven and bake for 20 to 23 minutes. While the fish sticks are cooking, mix the 3 color cole slaw with salt, black pepper, olive oil, garlic powder, onion powder, lime juice and sugar. Set aside. Heat the tortillas on medium and set aside. Remove fish sticks from oven and let cool for 5 minutes. Assemble the tacos by spreading a small amount of the chipotle mayonnaise on the corn tortilla. Next add a tablespoon of slaw and top it with two fish sticks.

Optional: You can add slices of avocado or use them for decoration. 

Enjoy!

Photography by Aurora Heitman

**Original recipe by MomLikeThat. If you share, please credit appropriately**

Easter Egg Hunt!

Since we are taking the kids to Park City for Spring break and Easter, we had a little Easter egg hunt for them over the weekend. A few photos we snapped below…

Leah and Oscar are wearing the spring #bringthefun collection from @Oshkoshkids.

My dress is from Vince Camuto and wedges are from Solesociety.

Save 20% off of your $40 purchase with code OKBG3434.

Photography by Aurora Heitman