Ask the Audience: DIY

Heather says: Hey hey Home Eccers, it was a very long day here at chez Heather, so I’ll be covering my slack by putting the ball in your court.  It’s time for Ask the Audience!  ::cheers and applause:: Today’s topic: Companies make money by creating a perceived need and then filling that need.  What culinary … Read more

Ask the Audience: Frugal Fun

Heather says: It is only Wednesday and I am looking forward to the weekend. With three kids under five and a husband that works rotating shifts, weekends of the traditional sort are a rarity around here.  Still, we try to keep weekly traditions for the kids.  Friday night is movie night; after the kids are … Read more

Ask The Audience: Your Favorite Sandwich

Ivy says: Just 5 minutes ago I was munching on my favorite sandwich: turkey on wheat with provolone, brown mustard, a sprinkling of sea salt and ground black pepper. Heaven, seriously. But I was thinking, maybe I need to branch out, find a new favorite sandwich. I know you Home Eccers are good eaters, so … Read more

Ask the audience: Throwing a book at ya

Ivy says: People are always asking us, “When are you going to have a book for us to buy?” We usually answer something like, “Um, well, um, and, er…” You get the picture. The problem is not knowing how to proceed, whether there’s interest in a cookbook or something general like the site is, or … Read more

Helping Out the Googlers

Heather says: I enjoy seeing what brings Home Eccers to our site and I spend far too much time looking at our statistics. Every once in a while the queries either repulse me or cause me to laugh hysterically. I won’t share the depraved, but here are a couple that gave me a giggle. Kool-aid … Read more

Ask the Audience: Microwaving

Heather says: Modern microwaves come with a ton of functions, but how many do you regularly use? Nine times out of ten, I just press the add minute button and cancel when I’ve decided it’s been long enough. So Home Eccers, tell me, what is your function?

Ask the Audience: Fruitcake

Heather says: In twenty-nine years of Christmases, the closest encounter I have ever had with fruitcake has been television and a short story I once read in jr high. Tell me  Home Eccers is fruitcake a regional phenomenon or have I been sheltered?