I am not a crafty person. I will just go ahead and say that right now. Most of my craft projects turn out less amazingly than I had hoped. So this post is more of an encouragement for my fellow non-crafty people than a “why don’t you judge my painting skills” invitation. My painting skills are not great, and my…
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Showing Hospitality When You Don’t Have the Perfect House
Because I spent so much time staying in other people’s homes during my teenage bluegrass band years, I have watched the beautiful gift of hospitality displayed in so many different ways. Obviously, anyone who lets a family of 7 people stay overnight with them (or sometimes a week or two at a time) is a welcoming, hospitable, long-suffering person. But…
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21 Ways to Save Money on Groceries & Household Supplies
I always want to make our money stretch as far as possible. In fact, after having grown up in a family of eight living on one income, I’m Mrs. Cheapskate. My husband has to remind me that I don’t always have to find the cheapest option–sometimes it’s okay to relax and live it up a little! However, he says that…
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Natural Baby Toys Inspired by Montessori
The only things we have bought so far for Baby J to play with are bilingual board books. The rest of his toys and books have been given to us. Some things are keepers for the next baby; other items I’ll let him enjoy for a while and then find a new home for. As I’ve been researching Montessori and Waldorf…
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Free Homeschooling Resources
Is there such a thing as free homeschooling? Well…is there such a thing as free parenting? Absolutely not! But, yes, for a time you could homeschool for free, at least during the early years of your child’s education. My parents homeschooled me (and my five siblings) not for free but on an extremely tight budget. Two of the four children who have…
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