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The Frantic Woman's Guide to Life: A Year's Worth of Hints, Tips, and Tricks

23 reviews
Mary Jo Rulnick, Judith Burnett Schneider

Grand Central Publishing, 2004

"Do-Able" Segments Are The Key Here
As a professional writer, I've learned that if I say: "I'm going to write Chapter 1 today," chances are it won't get done. BUT, if I give myself a goal of "I'm going to outline Chapter 1 and flesh out my characters," I have a much better chance of accomplishing that "do-able" goal. Well, this book is the hallmark of listing do-able tasks--nothing overwhelming, nothing particularly ...

The Frantic Woman's Guide to Feeding Family and Friends: Shopping Lists, Recipes, and Tips for Every Dinner ...

11 reviews
Mary Jo Rulnick

Grand Central Publishing, 2006

GREAT FOR TODAY'S AMERICAN FAMILY
I love this book. The ingredients in all of the recipes are family-oriented and I'm able to buy them at my local supermarket. Best of all, the meals are easy on the budget. This book offers a cooking system to help you plan your family meals or you can pull out recipes that you want to make when you want to make them. There's recipes for Thanksgiving as well as what to do with the leftovers, ...

The Frantic Mom's Countdown to Easter
Mary Jo Rulnick

Amazon, 2007

Sometimes it seems like we're on a fast track from the second we put our feet on the floor in the morning until we go to bed at night. Then, a holiday creeps up and there's even more things added to our to-do list. Over the years, I've found spreading Easter preparations out over a short span of time makes the holiday more enjoyable. So I've created this step-by-step countdown jam-packed with tips and suggestions to cover everything from filling ...

The Frantic Cook's Countdown to Thanksgiving Dinner
Mary Jo Rulnick

Amazon, 2006

The first time I hosted Thanksgiving Dinner it was chaotic. Imagine scrambling to find enough casseroles dishes and pans for cooking. Then, there were more people than seats and several guests had to sit on the couch and use the coffee table. They were football fans, so they were thrilled. Worse yet, I miscalculated the turkey. Forget about seconds or leftovers. Of course, every side dish was ready at different times and I was exhausted. One ...