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I’m so glad you’re following along with me in my mission to make my life more simple. We’re heading into our last week of school here at the Hill House, and this is always a productive time for me to reflect on what has worked this past year and what has not. This week, I’m …
I am on a mission to make my life more simple – our homeschool, our schedule, my WAHM life, keeping my home. And today I’m starting out with one of the biggies: simplifying our meals, snacks, and grocery shopping. As a homeschool mama, some days I feel like I spend all day in the kitchen. …
I’ve been thinking a lot about our homeschool life the last few days and weeks. The end of the year always brings a time of reflection, trying to determine what was successful and what wasn’t so hot. As I think back over our days and months of this school year, there’s one theme that is …
“Mom, I’m not going to do my jobs this morning!” “I don’t want to brush my teeth!” “[Insert child’s name], I have told you FOUR times to pick up those toys before school starts!” Surely I am not the only homeschooling mother that has the occasional bad morning. Oh, you know the kind. Where children …
If you read homemaking/parenting/mama blogs at all, you know that meal planning is a hot topic! Freezer cooking, crock pot cooking, and once-a-month shopping trips are discussed in great detail. Don’t you just love the resources available for a mama on the internet? It really is a vast sea of knowledge and experience. I adore …
Today, we’re talking about Chapter 5 in our Seasons of a Mother’s Heart Book Study! Are you still hanging in there with me? We are in that part of a Bible study where the newness has worn off and people are ready to move on to the next thing. But don’t move on yet! There …
Hi Friends! This week in our Seasons of a Mother’s Heart study, we’ve changed seasons and we’re heading into Summer. Summer is considered a ‘season of response’, and as we see in Chapter, 4, our response involves building our homes. This idea of intentional mothering – and house building – is not a new concept …
Friends, I am so thankful and thrilled you’ve decided to read Seasons of a Mother’s Heart along with me! It is so much better than reading it by myself! Last week, Chapter 2 was a little kick in the hind parts for me, I will readily admit. However, this week’s chapter was soothing to my …
It’s Wednesday! And that means it’s time for another chapter of Seasons of a Mother’s Heart here at Mama’s! I’m so thrilled that y’all are enjoying this study as much as I am. Your emails and comments have shown me that there is such a need for encouragement among mothers in the homeschooling community. I …
Friends, I am so excited about today’s post! Throughout our homeschooling years (5 years to date), a series of books has stayed tried and true for us – Usborne books! It all started with a book on Ancient Greece when my oldest son was in the 1st grade. I had no idea how this book would …
My almost 6 year-old is still a beginning reader. She is soaring through All About Reading Level 1, which we love! She looks so forward to the reading activities that we complete each day and she can’t get enough of the Readers. Much to my surprise, she really enjoys reading the fluency sheets. When my …
