In the week following Thanksgiving and Christmas, this is the big question. What are we going to do with all this turkey? Honestly, here in the states we can get turkey so cheaply over the holidays it's not a bad idea to buy and make several. You can freeze the meat and use it in these fun "leftover turkey" recipes for several months. We found so many things you can make with leftover Continue Reading >>
Dear Homeschool Mom Who Is Lonely
At times, I can feel lonely when I am out with my children at various activities. Even as I sit amongst other homeschool moms and families, while the cacophony of children’s voices, laughter, the dropping of books on tables, and sliding of chairs on floors swirls around me, loneliness can set in. I feel isolated. Parenting a special needs child is a challenge. Physically, emotionally, and Continue Reading >>
Thanksgiving Crafts for Moms to Decorate the Home
November is fast approaching and with November comes one of our favorite times to decorate the home. At our house, its the beginning of the holidays, and we like to get started with festive, thanksgiving-themed decor everywhere. I don't have a huge budget, and I've collected a few purchased items over the years but what I would love to do is have fun with my family and make stuff for our Continue Reading >>
Learning Activities for Thanksgiving School Days
Around the holidays, we like to take a break from some of our more traditional schooling methods and pull out all the stops holiday style. We've found some fabulous worksheets, activities, and games for Thanksgiving that allow us to keep the learning going while we also enjoy the holidays. We call it "Thanksgiving School" and we will also have "Christmas School" next month. It's a tradition my Continue Reading >>
How to Help a Special Needs Mom at Christmas Time
This post was written by my friend Wendy - you can find more of what she writes at MomentaryAfflictions.com. As the mom of a special needs child, one experiences many moments filled with joy. Moms (and dads!) celebrate milestones reached, words said, physical illness conquered or brought under control, and more. And we are thrilled for our children and their progress and Continue Reading >>
30 Hearty Instant Pot Recipes for Fall and Winter you will LOVE
Are you tired of cooking? Are you too busy to cook? I know the feeling. As a homeschooling mom of six, running a successful business, I just do not have time to spend in the kitchen every single evening. In fact, many evenings we find ourselves running around between sports practices and music lessons so we are not at home when supper needs to be made. When I am at home and have time is over Continue Reading >>
