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  So I don’t have too many recipes on here, but I was really excited about the results I got when I made a change to how I make my chicken and shrimp fettuccine.  It made me reminiscent of the taste of fettuccine when I go out to restaurants. Well, I’ll jump right to it!  Ingredients: Boneless Chicken Breasts Cooked or Raw Shrimp 1 lb Box of fettuccine pasta (serves about 8) 1 Carton of Heavy Cream Unsalted Butter Extra Virgin Olive Oil Your choice of seasoning  My choice of seasonings if you’re curious: Garlic Powder, Ranch Seasoning, Onion Powder, and  Lawrys Seasoning Salt Directions: 1.) Boil water  and then drop the fettuccine pasta into the pot stirring frequently until the pasta softens. Drain and just sit to the side.(leave a small amount of water so noodles don’t stick together). 2.)  Clean shrimp and chicken separately and place in two different pans. 3.) Season the shrimp with a seasoning of your choice and add your preferable amount of butter, stir frequently, letting the s

 With schools back in, a lot of parents have been buying supplies and clothes to prepare for the upcoming school year. However, pencils and glue sticks may not be as expensive as you think compared to these items. Here’s a list of school expenses that it wouldn’t hurt to be prepared for: 1.) School Pictures: If you have multiple kids in school, this easily adds up to a nice amount of money. Although they have a basic package, purchasing two or three will certainly add up. Not to mention most schools have fall, spring, and class pictures taken. By the end of the year, you’ll be surprised how much you spent on pictures alone. 2.) Field Trips: It’s free to sign for, but it’s not free for them to go. Field Trips are a fun interactive way for kids to experience what they’re learning about but it comes at a cost. Varying by location and gas spent, field trips end up costing parents significantly as well. 3.) Teacher Appreciation Day I know it’s optional to participate and there’s even the op