If I have one more person tell me that things should be easy for me right now since my family already homeschools I may just snap! The Coronavirus Pandemic has effected us homeschoolers just as much as anyone else. Homeschooling … Continue reading →
I’m going to tell you something that may be hard to believe, so prepare yourself for this news. College is expensive. *GASP* I know, it’s shocking, right? There wasn’t extra money for college when I was a teen. I NEEDED … Continue reading →
“Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind.” Lilo and stitch is an amazing movie. Family means we do what’s needed to include each other and Lilo reminds us of that here. Even when it means changing plans a … Continue reading →
**This post contains affiliate links. See full disclosure statement at bottom.** Every time I look at Pinterest for fall activities I’m reminded that I just don’t have it in me to do most of that stuff. I mean, these plans … Continue reading →
Being a homeschool mom is a calling. God will be there every step of the way when you follow his calling. When you are following God’s call on your life, though, Satan will not be pleased. He is bound to … Continue reading →
“Wait, they used to do what!?!” That was my reaction when I found out how people with disabilities used to be treated. You see, in the not-so-distant past it was common practice for kids with special needs to be institutionalized. … Continue reading →
“This year I’m going to stop eating junk food, give up soda, and exercise an hour a day.” This (or something like it) is said by millions of people around the world at the end of every December. Without fail, … Continue reading →
Have your days started to feel like drudgery? Is it a toss-up over who is more bored by school, you or your kids? Do the words “this is boring” get tossed around far too often? If so, you may be … Continue reading →
“Babe, I don’t think we’re going to make it to the homeschool conference this year, ” I sighed, tears welling up in my eyes. I was crushed. I didn’t think I was well enough to go. My mysterious health problems … Continue reading →
Earth Week is like the moldy container of leftovers at the back of the fridge. I always mean to get around to dealing with it. My intentions are good, but inevitably it ends up forgotten and neglected. Not this year, … Continue reading →
