Welcome to the weekly High Five For Friday link-up hosted by Tif @ Bright On A Budget, Becky @ BYBMG, Whitney @ Come Home For Comfort, Whitney @ Polka Dotty Place  and myself. We're glad you're here! High Five for Friday is where we come together to share five highlights or five favorite things from the past week each Friday.

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I love a good tee to wear, especially during the warmer months. My favorite tees to wear are faith based tees. I love being able to spread the good news about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through fashion. It's a great way to make a statement and spread the gospel because everyone sees what you wear. So when I saw this month's advertisement for a Faith Monthly Tee, I was hooked and knew I had to subscribe.

 Kids are so adorable and loving, but they are little creatures full of germs. They are always packing and spreading germs. Despite  our best efforts to keep them healthy, they still get sick. It's a natural part of life for them to get sick every once in a while.  It's best to stay prepared with sick day essentials because you never know when sickness will occur.  The last thing you want to do  is have to get your sick kid out and go to the store for the essentials they need to feel better. So, here are some essentials you should always have on hand, just in case they get sick all of a sudden.

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Having a family for some is to feel secure with the people around you, who you can count on, with who you can share your problems, who are there to spend their time with you and know you well enough to pick you up when you are down.

My son was diagnosed with severe life threatening food allergies when he was only 15 months old. He is peanut, tree nut and shellfish allergic. He is now 5 years old, so we have been dealing with his food allergies for a few years now. I live with the knowledge and fear everyday of what people deem as an ordinary food could be life threatening for my son. People do not take food allergies nearly as seriously as they should. Here are 22 Things Food Allergy Moms Wish You Knew.

One of the most stressful things for people to do seems to be grocery shopping. I used to despise being the one to have to go grocery shop, but now that I am saving money, I don't mind it so much.  It actually took me a while to get to where I wanted to be with our grocery budget. Thanks to some amazing tips from Whitney from Come Home for Comfort, I have been able to come up with a system that works best for our family of 3.  Be sure to check out all of Whitney's great tips. She has helped me so tremendously! Here is How We Save Money On Groceries. I hope these tips help you!