Beautiful Homemakers

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers!   Can you believe that after a good two years we have finally reached the end of the original 1922 Fascinating Womanhood pamphlets?    The video will do a little recapping of some information in this last chapter called General Conclusions, and then I will go over some of the things men say they don't like in women, and what they DO like.    I talk a little about upgrading your wardrobe by getting rid of your old, ratty, too-tight, too low cut, stained, faded, sagging at the knees, or stretched out clothes and making room for new, feminine clothing.  Remember that business suits are masculine.  Only wear clothes that you feel adorable in! It's time to do a closet purge.  Remember to turn your hangers around so that at the end of the year you know which clothes you never wore.  OR, better yet, remove clothes that don't fit that you want to keep to a suitcase. Simplify your closet.   While visual impact co...

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers! I just came home from attending lovely Margaret's funeral. She was 96 years old. When I last saw her a few weeks ago she was as chipper and sweet as ever. She slipped into eternity last week in her sleep, in her own bed, at home. For those of you who enjoyed her story, I thought you'd like to know.      She was a true, frugal homemaker, raising 6 children in a tiny home with a big yard, right near a railroad track. She had the best orange and lemon trees. Several of her children spoke at the service, as well as a man who says he inserted himself into their family as a kid and never left. He testified to her scrumptious cooking, and many remarked on her Proverbs 31 ways.     When I asked her for her favorite Bible verses about marriage, she said she had two chapters she lived by:  Ephesians 5 and 1 Peter 3 .  This past year she and her daughter have been attending Sunday morning church with us and I will miss he...

 Hello, Beautiful Homemakers!   In today's video we continue Chapter 17 of Inspiring the Proposal, and our subheadings are: A Case of "Give Up or Speak Up"  The Story of Mary and Robert  "If Robert ever wanted to marry her, she wanted to know it, and she wanted to know it NOW."  The Method Mary Used He Thought Mary Was a Fixture [in his life] How Any Girl Can Win A Tactful Artifice "...Joe couldn't help telling her that in his opinion she oughtn't to marry either; that, indeed, he had hoped some day to marry her himself..." The Third Principle of Inspiring the Proposal "If he is not ripe for action, naturally, no attempt ought to be made to hurry matters." How to Make Use of a Rival The General Principles Involved "In every case, however, and under all circumstances, the three underlying principles must obtain." Make it easy for the man to act Make it hard for him  not  to act Place herself in such a light that action, if th...

Hello, Beautiful Homemakers!    We are still in the middle of Chapter XVII Inspiring the Proposal, and our subheadings are: Another Method of Making It Easy  When to Be "Blue" -- and How What to Do When Immediate Marriage Seems Impractical What Every Girl Must Do Making It Hard for Him Not to Act A Method That Stirs a Man to Action A Word of Warning [Most important!] Marrying Under Pressure A Case of "Give Up or Speak Up" [Introduction] I think that after this video there will only be two more before we finish the pamphlets! I'm so excited to delve into our new book, hopefully in January 2026.   Notifications By the way, I am not sure why those of you who signed up long ago with Mail Chimp are still receiving notifications on Saturdays when they said they were ending the free notifications; I'm so sorry if receiving two notifications bothers you.  If so, please unsubscribe from Follow.It. Some people actually like receiving both, because Follow.It notifies y...