Becoming a Woman of Promise
Three years ago, I gave a talk on leadership at a Christian leadership conference. I kind of chuckled to myself when I received my binder of honor. The organizers picked a mommy to three littles to deliver a 15-minute talk on how to be a Christian leader. Who was I to give this talk? Who […]
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Hi Friends! I’ve got a quick game review for you! Disclosure: As a member of the 2018-2019 Blog Team, I received the Thinkfun Color Fold logic game from Timberdoodle in exchange for an honest review. I was not […]
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Are you wondering how to pack when you travel full-time? I’ve been busy behind the scenes gearing up for our big “Go where hubby is” move. We’re going wherever he happens to be at the end of this month. It’s still looking like North Carolina, but that could change as quickly as the forecast. (Heads […]
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We received a copy of the Mosdos Literature Ruby Edition (4th grade) in return for an honest review. I received this curriculum from Timberdoodle Company as I’m part of their 2018-2019 blog review team. This curriculum is part of the fourth-grade curriculum package. My daughter is an energetic, hands-on kid and reading does nothing to […]
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Hey, Y’all! We are ONE month away from our big life change – hitting the road with my traveling hubby! We’ve been homeschooling for almost 8 years and living in separate states most of the past two years. I’m so excited to bring you this series on 21 days of prepping for full-time travel + […]
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“But, Mama! It’s pretty outside. It’s nice and not hot. Can we have school outside?” These are the days when school gets hard for this mama. I have to try so hard to not deviate from educating my kids. I have to remind myself how to avoid the desire to ditch homeschool in the spring. […]
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STEM or STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math) are big buzz words in education, kid gear, and toys right now. But I find two schools of thought in homeschooling – it’s not really all that important until high school or it’s a extra that we get to when we get to it. I take […]
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Today, I’m sharing my honest review of ARTistic Pursuits: Art of the Ancients. I received a copy of the book and DVD curriculum (part of the Art for Children books (K-3rd Grade Level, Volumes 1-8) from ARTistic Pursuits Inc.) in exchange for an honest review. I spent the past three weeks exploring this art-slash-art history homeschool […]
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She’s going to milk it for all it’s worth. And that’s not always a good thing. I had a reality check recently. I’ve always said my oldest child is just like her father. And she is very much like him. But she’s also becoming a lot like me. She wants the last word in just […]
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I’m usually pretty good at laundry until we have back to back dance practices, trips out of town, friends who invite us to the park, a mom in the hospital – really any excuse that gets me away from my typical two loads per day. It’s also hard to stay on top of the laundry […]
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