How did our mother's do it? They had so much less but lived so much better. Less stress all the way around. They knew how to stretch a dollar. They cooked homemade meals every night. My mother didn't even have a car. She never complained. She was happy taking care of her family.
 
The women in our neighborhood were all home. They coffee klatched while the children rode bikes, made mud pies, and life was good. I think their generation was a lot more secure than ours. They knew each other. The community was stronger. Their children were safe. We have a lot more pressure. A lot more stress. So what has changed? Society or us? I say a both. It is time for us to change it. I think we all have had enough.
 
We can bring back the good old days. We can provide the type of old fashioned traditional environment for our families. So no matter what the media throws at us. No matter how out of control society becomes. We can force change. We need to begin ourselves.  And as the recession worsens. What better way to spend less than to stay home and get back to basics.
 
Remember when;
 
The women would get dressed up each day and not walk around in sweats. Tammy is going to show us how to dress like a lady.
 
The chocolate cake mom made wasn't from the box. Robyn has some scrumptious old fashioned cakes and breads that will thrill your family.
 
Food didn't cost 25% of your disposable income. Dina has the tips you need to stretch your dollar at the grocery store.
 
The food you ate wasn't full of preservatives. Pucca shows us how modern technologies in food is killing us.
 
Women took pride in cleaning their own home. Dawn has a routine that will keep your house sparkling without you losing your mind.
 
Family time was important. Shops were closed on Sundays. Jia talks about how close family relations keeps us mentally sound.
 
Neighbors looked out for each other. Visit Renee as she tries to help our military wives get the items they need.
 
Join us each week in May as the Happy Housewives return to the good old days.

And I want to take you all with me on my ride to paradise. I want you to co-host, guest host, call in, and be involved. Your voices are the voices America needs to hear. It is the housewives who run the homes and it is finally our turn.

My show will never be celebrity based. All of you are the real stars. The real heros.

Together we can show the world that it is the housewives who really have it all going on. We are smart, happy, hot mamas. Lift your spatulas girls.

xo Darla

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