Linking up to Tales from a Gypsy Mama‘s 5 Minute Friday. I love this weekly link up! Each week you are given one word to write about for five minutes. Unscripted, unedited, just set a timer and write from your … Continue reading
I love a good homeschool book fair. There is just something about shopping with rows of vendors and their shiny new curriculum that just makes my heart smile. Yes, I’m dorky like that. I have to remind myself not to … Continue reading
Linking up to The Homeschool Mother’s Journal. In my life this week… Recovering from a five day mini-vacay to my parent’s house in Virginia and battling a double ear infection. Oh, what a week! In our homeschool this week… Not … Continue reading
Linking up to 5 Minute Friday! Today’s prompt is: BEYOND Go. Sometimes I get so caught up in the chaos of life at the moment that I forget to focus on what is beyond what my eyes can see. I … Continue reading
I have one little girl who is an extremely picky eater, and by picky I mean she wants nothing but junk food. 99% of the time she won’t even try something that she *thinks* she won’t like. Dinner time is … Continue reading
Accepting Christ and becoming a follower of Jesus was one of the greatest moments of my life. Little did I know, it would also prove to be one of the biggest challenges to my marriage. Read that story: How Religion … Continue reading
I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing the ebook, Four Creative Secrets to a Happy Home by Mrs. Lorrie Flem. I was hooked by the title. Secrets to a happy home, who couldn’t benefit from a book like that. This is … Continue reading
Last Sunday, our local newspaper, ran an article titled Dad Versus Dad. The article talked about stay at home dads. According to the 2010 US Census Bureau, there are an estimated 105,000 stay at home dads in the United States. … Continue reading
We have a rule in our home that for a one hour period each afternoon the girls have to be in their own rooms for quiet time. They can read, draw or play but they must be alone in their … Continue reading
Most homeschool moms will tell you academics are not the most important part of home education. Character development is significantly more important than academics. I would dare say this is where public schools are seriously lacking in today’s society. Virtues … Continue reading
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