I am a runner. My winter half-marathon finally gave me permission to claim that title, even though my 37 years of not running still perch on my shoulder and make me wonder. I'm not a lifelong athlete, but that knowledge gives my weekly accomplishments and determination a special layer of meaning. I'm just a regular homeschool mom who took to the road and found something … [Read more...] about When it’s More Than Just Laziness
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Now What? Moving Forward
For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope. Then you will call upon Me and go and pray to Me, and I will listen to you. And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:11-13 That is the verse that my oldest daughter has been clinging to for more … [Read more...] about Now What? Moving Forward
Summer Fitness Ideas
Summertime brings fun, order adventure, warmth, and more. Some of us may love and long for these warm months. For others of us, summer heat may make us want to hibernate in the cool mountains. For either opinion, options for fitness fun and healthy habits during the summertime exist for all of us: If you bask in warm weather: Have fun trying new water-based activities with … [Read more...] about Summer Fitness Ideas
Summer Time to Recharge!
Many homeschoolers take a full summer break; I am one of those that do. I love to have the summer to refuel my heart, viagra sale my teaching, there and my energy. I also love that I can just spend quality time enjoying life with my kids that don’t involve official school time. However it doesn’t mean we don’t learn much throughout the summer. It is just not as formal … [Read more...] about Summer Time to Recharge!
Avoiding Kitchen Meltdowns
I am a huge advocate for bringing kids into the kitchen at a young age. My toddler started "helping" me at about 6 months, and he continues to help me prepare almost every single thing I make. That isn't to say we haven't had our share of mishaps. There is the batch of cookie dough I had to throw away, because I didn't pay attention to the amount of flour he put in … [Read more...] about Avoiding Kitchen Meltdowns