From Nana, the original author of I’m Writing My Own Cookbook. On Saturday, I was lured by the shiny red…
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Batch Cooking Black-eyed Peas in the Slow Cooker
Two bags. Two pounds. Rinsed. Quick soaked. (Just followed the directions on the bag). But then… Bunches of beans cooked…
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At The Beach: A Pastels Tutorial
Are you dreaming of the beach? Warm sun on your back. Toes in the sand. Well, you can bring the…
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Fun Projects and Encouraging Links
If you know me, you know I adore the practical. So I am sharing just a few inspirational spots I’ve…
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Fun Projects and Encouraging Links
If you know me, you know I adore the practical. So I am sharing just a few inspirational spots I’ve…
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The Sweatshirt
“One of the greatest gifts that life can give to anyone is the very special love that families share… As…
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Q is for Quiet Path
Back last June, on our anniversary weekend, my husband and I took a walk down this quiet path. The weekend…
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Homeschool Highlights
Children played the piano, violin, guitar. They danced, they sang, they performed. One did a back flip – twice! Tables…
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Brittney’s Biscuits
The most highly requested, melt-in-your-mouth, makes you want to eat half a dozen, sour cream biscuits. My sister-in-law, Brittney, blesses…
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Homeschool Expo, Science Fair, Talent Show
So, for weeks I’ve been talking about how we have been aiming for Homeschool Expo. How our days are just…
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Lime Cake: $5 Dinners
I’m sharing our favorite spring green, celebratory cake at $5 Dinners today! Any cake with more than two layers is…
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Sugarless Bars: Arthritis Friendly Living
Raise your hand if you’ve homeschooled without coffee and chocolate. {Raising my hand.} Back in January I shared about my…
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Signs of Spring and a Spring Visitor
“The birds are singing!” ~ five-year-old “The grass is turning green.” ~ 11-year-old “I get to stay outside later because…
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