{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} When we bought our 1965 fixer-upper, the bathroom was in horrible condition. Not only was it outdated, but it was rotting … a bathroom remodel – French country style – was in order! We were limited on money, so function over…
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“I hate Mondays!” “I’m dreading the new week.” “I wish the weekend wouldn’t end!” “I don’t want Monday to come.” Sound familiar? Learning to love Monday may seem impossible, but as Christians, it shouldn’t be. It is true that we are a culture that hates Monday and I have been caught up in that sentiment myself. However, as Christians, we shouldn’t…
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Are you looking for creative ways to teach your children? These favorite educational DVDs are a mix of science, art, music, history, and more. From engaging seminars and lessons to action-filled adventures, these DVDs are sure to please the entire family – and all from a Christian perspective! Pair them with unit studies and you’ll have a meaningful learning experience…
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I have some regrets when it comes to how I chose to homeschool kindergarten with my oldest. I was strict and expected at least 1 full hour of K5 seatwork every school day from my 4-year-old! And all of it required handwriting – not exactly an easy task for a little boy! Now I am not claiming to be an…
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We recently purchased a 1965 (major) fixer upper home on 1-acre in the country! Below is Our Journey Home – back to country living & homesteading. Our Journey Home | Back To Country Living & Homesteading To help you understand where I am coming from, I will give a summary of the housing situations throughout my life. The “major city”…
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