Fall 2018 book stack {Wordless Wednesday}
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Homeschool Curricula Choices & Why They Don’t Matter {Part I}
Every year spring comes-the flowers, the rain, the joy of the nearing end of the school year … and the excitement every homeschool mom has planning next school year’s curricula. Then summer, and finally, fall! Aaaah yes, you see, if you aren’t... Continue reading →
Our Fall homeschool Routine {2018}
One of my favorite things about homeschooling is that with each season in life, or literal weather season, we can do what works best for our family. In this season of both life, and weather, we are enjoying the... Continue reading →
More Dexter Babies {wordless Wednesday}
This week we added 2 more Dexter calves to our farm. They are steers, and will be raised for our family’s beef. They are half brothers to our other 2 Dexter calves. We just love happy baby cows on the... Continue reading →
Early Morning Homeschool Zoo Trip {wordless wednesday}
We spent a very cool, fall morning at the zoo with Daddy this week. Not only was the zoo empty of other people-we had the whole zoo to ourselves- but Daddy went with us for a special morning after his... Continue reading →
The end of Summer- Friday on the Farm
August marks the end of summer. It is time to prepare the farm for fall! This means a lot of work, all to prepare for next spring’s planting. We will spend the next several weeks: Pulling out the summer’s garden... Continue reading →
My Favorite Things: August
This month I want to try to begin a series of posts about my favorite “things,” that help me in my family life, and thus homeschool life (because homeschool is our lifestyle, right?). The Read Aloud Revival Premium Membership– I... Continue reading →
The Harvest {2018}
We made a family goal this year- spend more time at our farm this spring and summer, working as a family to not only improve some things- but to really cultivate. Every year we have a garden, and every year... Continue reading →
My Best Goat Helper
… is an almost 4 year old girl that loves deeply. She is endlessly full of snuggles, dances, hugs, smiles, and spunk. She reminds me so much of how I played and saw life as a child- She would rather... Continue reading →
B is for Building on the Homestead
This week’s letter is B, and for us nothing would be more fitting than building. My amazing, hard working husband has spent the last 2 weeks building a (hopefully) goat proof fence for our new goat babies. He has taken the... Continue reading →
