Christmas Copywork

Over the years, I have tried to find a fairly simple, but nice set of Christmas copywork/handwriting pages to use during the Christmas/Advent Season. I wanted something that would provide opportunity for creativity, but with a bit of structure. My husband and I have always used lots of quotes in our parenting, so came the […]

I am a Planner Failure

A Planner Failure? Yep, I am admitting it. Whether it be a schedule or curriculum, homemaking, errands, I have failed… and not just once or twice. Actually if I were brutally honest, I fail daily with plans… but am a I failing or am I not listening to God as I plan?? I wake with big […]

Fourteen Ways to Enjoy Education on Vacation

I have talked about our lifestyle of education a lot on this blog. Even though I am changing up some curriculum and adding more workbooks, we will still be doing a lot of lifestyle education. Many will be heading out on vacation sometime this summer. Take your vacation to another level and enjoy education on […]

Bible Curriculum 50% Off SALE

Our favorite bible curriculum is 50% off until February 3, 2015!! We love to study the Bible as a family, and Grapevine Studies allow us to.   By using stick figures as you work through the lessons, you are helping your children engage both sides of the brain. When you engage both sides of the […]

God’s Wondrous Machine

I love science, especially biological science and human anatomy, how our bodies work and all that. One thing I never learned much about was the nervous system… funny seeing as that pretty much is the control center. However, that is not where any of my classes really focused and so I have always felt like […]

When Mommy Gets SICK

When Mommy Gets SICK… keeping up the home, school and life with our children when we are sick can be a challenge. However, keeping our expectations in check and realizing that we can get on top of it all after we are a bit better will allow us to rest and get better faster. There […]

Maintaining Sanity With a Sick Baby

I really dislike having sick kiddos… Respiratory gunk really stresses me in my RSV, pneumonia prone kiddos, and in babies… Sick babies scare me…

FarmLife Tuesday~Snow

FarmLife during the winter can be a challenge. We heard the forecast, we kept up with our weather apps on the phone. We prepared as much as we could. We then waited, watched, waited and decided it wasn’t going to snow… But, then, nearly 19 hours after it was said to start, it did, […]

Dear Weary Mom

You are not alone. We are all right there with you. Even that mom over there with the perfect hair, perfect nails and happy smile. We are all weary moms… at least we all go through seasons when we are weary. Some of us just wear it on our faces a bit more. Some have […]

A Christ Centered Family Christmas

Over the last week, we have set the books aside and tried to focus more on Christmas celebrations… Well, in between doctor appointments that is. As we got rolling through December, I quickly realized with four to six doctor appointments a week, we were going to miss having a Christ Centered Family Christmas if we […]

FarmLife Tuesday ~

Well, this week’s FarmLife Tuesday is a bit boring as it was work in the shop week. I kind of tend to avoid the first week when hubby heads to the shop to actually work on equipment during our down time. Why? Because it is kind of a HUGE mess. He spends this first week […]

FarmLife Tuesday Dec. 2

I have tried to come up with a better title for my Tuesday post about our farm life. I use the hashtag #FarmLife quite often and believe FarmLife Tuesday is a good fit. Now that it is getting colder, grabbing pictures on the farm may become a bit more challenging… We tend to work a […]

Mom’s Christmas Wishlist

What to get mom for Christmas? She has it all! Well, I have heard all this, and so I put together Mom’s Christmas Wishlist… more than just clothes and kitchen gadgets… but those won’t hurt either. Homeschool Planner and Magazine on Sale One of my favorite homeschool companies is having a BIG Cyber Sale over […]

Black Friday Deals for Moms

I am always asked what I want for Christmas, birthday and so forth. I tend to want something other than clothes… Here I have a list of things that any mom/homeschool mom could use or want. Right now these are all Black Friday Deals. Click the graphics to learn more!!   Homeschool Planner and Magazine […]

40% Off Super Holiday Sale

I love a good deal, and well, I have one for you this weekend. One of my goals with my blog is to provide a few printables at a reasonable price. Well, that price just got better, all products are 40% off through December 2nd. There are Recordkeeping pages, house hold organization, Pearl Harbor Study, […]

Priorities of a Mom’s Heart

As I sit, silently begging baby to take a nice long nap, I wonder what the rush is? Why? Why do mom’s want to rush? Rush to the next nap time, bedtime, time away from these gifts God has given us? How do we manage to lose the true Priorities of a Mom’s Heart? Why is […]

Thanksgiving Reading List

Our family loves to read. We read several times throughout the day as a family and independently. I have older children read to younger children and younger children read to older children, all of us read together and so forth. However, I have found that we tend to get tired of reading the same thing […]

A Look into Our FarmLife…

Our lives are centered around our farm.. if for no other reason than farm life pretty much takes a ton of time. Then because it is our income, our bread and butter, the bacon… or in our case beef. Our entire family is a part of our farm chores, from driving tractors, to working on equipment, […]

Using The Thanksgiving Plan Book

Planning a holiday and hosting it in your home can be a big challenge, whether you work full time out side the home or stay home with your children. This fall has been a lot busier for our family than probably any other fall in my married life. This is our first fall actually having […]

Wheat Harvest 2014 Blessings

Wheat harvest 2014 is beginning to wind down here. It seems to me like it has taken forever, but really, it is just running later in the year. Wheat Harvest 2014 Here in our area of Kansas, wheat harvest 2014 has not been a bumper crop. With the drought, and cold temperatures a bit too […]

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