pre-sunrise MORNING ROUTINE – a slow and productive winter morning routine
I thought it would be fun to document what my winter morning routine looks like in the winter season as a stay at home mom! (Spoiler: there’s a lot of reading!)
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One of the things I love about homeschooling is following the interests of my kids. I am really looking forward to the day when they “know what they want to be when they grow up” (or you know, at least an idea. I’m not even sure if I know what I want to be when…
This month marks ten years since Raeca had surgery for sagittal craniosynostosis and I wanted to do a little overview of our story. I couldn’t include all the pictures I wanted into the video, so here are a few more: four months old six months old eight months…
Around here I am currently . . . Listening to . . . this podcast with Tsh Oxenreider and Susan Wise Bauer, two amazing writers. Tsh wrote Notes from a Blue Bike (loved!) and Susan Wise Bauer wrote A Well-Trained Mind which I started last week. Thinking about . . . thanks to the above podcast…
Ladies, Let’s gather the courage to be nice to each other. Let’s remember that often timidity, snobbery or gossip, is actually a cloak for insecurity. Let’s try to be the first ones to smile, to say hello and introduce ourselves. Let’s be the ones to build others up. Let’s be the church, the hands and…
One of my goals for this year was to go back to old school blogging here. When I was printing my goals out I originally added the word “weekly” to this goal but I quickly realized that that isn’t old schooling blogging. Old school blogging is writing what you want, when you want. So, that’s…
With Christmas around the corner I’ve obviously been thinking a lot about gift ideas for the kids and one of my favorite kinds of gifts to give kids are ones that are fun but also educational. Of course Christmas isn’t the only time we are buying gifts for our kids (or other kids) and I…