Since becoming a vegetarian several months ago there is very little about meat that I miss. However, there are some flavor combinations that I love and have never had a meat free version. One of them is chicken salad. I love a good chicken salad. Not because of the chicken but the combination of […]
Maple Sugaring at Home {an educational hobby!}
**This post is a review of Tap My Trees. I received a free product to review and was compensated for my time. All opinions are 100% honest and my own. I have always wanted to make maple syrup. It’s one of those things. Like gardening, raising chickens, making things I could just as easily […]
How to Tell if Your Child is Colorblind {Plus some tips to help if they are!}
My Grandpa was colorblind. He was a gunner on an B-17 during WWII and one day while his plane was flying over the forest he spotted camouflage netting in the forest. No one else could see it, but because his vision was a little different he could. He reported it to his commanding officer. Turns […]
Apple Cheesecake Coffee Cake
Our homeschool group took a field trip to the apple orchard last week. Let me tell you there is nothing more perfect for a Fall day then a stroll through the orchard with all the smells of apples, and the crisp Fall air. We couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day, or better inspiration […]
Healthy Pumpkin Ice Cream
‘Tis the season to be pumpkiny fa la la la la… Oh you know you love it! We all do pumpkin everything, it is one of the best things about Fall. But as I mentioned in my post about substituting natural sweeteners I have a lot of trouble with sugar And all the delicious pumpkin […]
How to Tell if Your Dog is Sick
My dogs have always been really healthy. Besides check ups and vaccines they don’t spend much time at the vet. But this summer our little dog Sydney got quite sick. Her seasonal case of itchy butt, turned into a skin infection that rapidly got worse and ended up in full doggy sickness. I honestly didn’t […]
Car Info Card Printable {New Driver Series}
So the teenager got his license. You may remember I shared some tips about teaching your teen to drive quite a while ago. He took his time… and his test… 3 times. (The child is a nervous test taker… that was very apparent) But the third time being a charm he is now a licensed […]
White Bean Hummus Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Never miss another Recipe or Post! Get them delivered to your inbox! While we were on vacation this summer my sister brought this really fun card game called “SUPERFIGHT” the idea was to create a character to fight someone elses. The powers ranged from telekenisis to really having to pee. It was hysterical. I […]
Free Printable Homeschool Field Trip Planner
I love field trips… seriously love them. We’ve gone on so many cool ones with our homeschool co-op over the years, a bread factory, a chocolate factory (one of my favorites!) Museums, animal sanctuaries… the list goes on and on. I love the learning experience it provides for the kids, whether we are with a […]
How To Better Relate to Your Teen
I have two teenagers in my house… While my middle one is freshly 13 and not quite into the throes of teenagerdom, my 17-year-old has been there awhile. I have to say I love teenagers. There is something refreshing about these young people who have their whole lives ahead of them, who feel unstoppable, and […]
Raise A Puppy Change a Life : Our Homeschool Puppy Project
Have you ever wondered about the people who raise puppies to be helper, seeing eye, or companion dogs? Have you ever wondered how it all works? If it’s hard to say goodbye? Well today I am happy to introduce Tara from Back Road Ramblers to tell us all about her family’s experience raising puppies. […]
How to Support the Homeschoolers in Your Life
When I started homeschooling 9 years ago I was so grateful that my family and friends were supportive of my decision. I know that there were some who didn’t quite understand what I was doing or why but I didn’t come across any negativity or opposition. It was wonderful. It helped me gain the […]
Protein Packed Vegetarian Fried Rice
So… my husband used to have quite the aversion to lentils. It’s kind of my mom’s fault. She made this very peculiar dish that was kind of like a Shepard’s pie that involved lentils and way too much soy sauce. I’m not sure what went awry that night, but it wasn’t good It was kind […]
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Homeschool
Now you may be wondering why a mom like me, one who homeschools and loves it would write a post like this. Well… homeschooling has it’s cons. Some days you may bang your head against an algebra book, or totally loose your shit with your kids… yep there are cons. When I wrote […]
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