Smaller projects can sometimes take longer to stain than bigger projects because of all the little corners to get into, so getting this out of the way made me feel like I just flew through the rest of the staining process!.
This post contains affiliate links.I’m back today with a few more thoughts on how to have an easy-peasy camping trip with your family.For me, one of the biggest challenges has always been what to eat.
I don’t know why, but I just could never wrap my head around any kind of realistic ideas for food that would work for us.It could have something to do with the fact that when you google “Camping Recipes” you get all kinds of delicious looking but super labour intensive results from super outdoor foodies exraordinaire!Maybe it’s just me, but chopping and prepping food on a somewhat dirty picnic table surrounded by dirt still kinda freaks me out yet.
I’m just not “there” yet, when it comes to full-on camp cuisine..This year, however, something clicked and I realized there were a ton of great (simple!)
food options that I could make that I could either prep ahead and freeze, or that were totally non-perishable.
I thought it might be nice to share just in case someone out there is in the same boat as I am when it comes to camp food knowledge..The Lily Pad Cottage.
Fox Hollow Cottage.And now for the giveaway!.
There will be two winners for this giveaway!Pfister generously donated a prize for this giveaway, so one winner will receive a free faucet worth up to $300, and a second winner will receive a $250 Visa gift card!