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Sneaking away to read a good book — especially during summer months – is a favorite pastime of mine. When I was young, I used to dive into my favorite Beverly Cleary book and read all about the adventures of Ramona Quimby. Back then, I thought Ramona was the coolest. Well,…
Note: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. You can read my disclosure policy here. Summer is quickly approaching! Bright blue skies, water parks, ice cream sundaes and barefoot adventures are all part of our summertime repertoire. I can’t wait! I know for most of us we try…
Who remembers the days of permission slips? A note would go home with you from your teacher and one of your parents had to sign it. Don’t forget the ever important checking of the box “yes” or else you wouldn’t be able to participate! Oh wait, does that tell my…
Believe it or not – enjoying the warm weather of summer and learning can go hand in hand! Children (and parents) naturally enjoy the carefree days of summer. Many parents and educators worry about losing the learning momentum during summertime, whether it’s due to a less structured schedule, or weather that…
Why are we called to encourage? In Hebrews 3:13, we are told to “encourage one another daily.” Then, in 1 Thessalonians 5:11, it says, “encourage one another and build one another up.” We also learn in Proverbs 12:25 that, “Anxiety weighs down the heart, but a kind word cheers it up.”…
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Life seems to operate in one season or another. As mothers, we sometimes find ourselves cheerfully going with the ebb and flow of the days. Other times, it seems like we are struggling to get it together. To find ourselves. To just be….without feeling…
Does being a mom and homemaker ever feel a little too hard? Overwhelming? There’s no question that you love your family like crazy and you’d do anything for them, but we all know it can be an exhausting job. If you’re anything like me, I bet you wish your home…
I am a relatively new homeschooling mom. My oldest son is a high school junior and attends public school. However, when I started staying home a few years ago, I started to think about things a little differently. My cousin homeschooled both of her daughters. I also had a few…