…little people who need to love on mama and generally cause a ruckus around the house. For my older kids, work times are punctuated by periods of being on toddler-duty,…
…planned all year (and that I’ve looked forward to for decades!) We are preparing to kick off our Little House site tour–it’s like the ultimate field trip, visiting some of…
…our homeschool. Baking is now a core component of our school day on Tuesdays. (Doesn’t this bring to mind Little House?!) “Ma used to say: Wash on Monday, Iron on…
…load of running this odd, little household. After lunch we settled on the couch to have our daily story time. The outdoor cacophony of village life had dulled as people…
…grandkids. I miss having everyone tucked in to a sleeping, quiet house. It’s not just the tucking in I miss. I miss going to bed in a dark, quiet house…
…walk the red road to the lighthouse with its breathtaking views! This spot inspired Maud when it came time to create the setting for Captain Jim’s lighthouse in Anne’s House…
…little bits of work from my phone. Everything else waits until the next morning. I cram in as much productivity as possible. 7:30 – The little ones wake around this…
…focus on math and writing. I always joke about how we are curriculum dabblers. We use a little of this and a little of that, and math is no exception….
This post contains affiliate links. So many Little House trip photos, so little time! This one from the Ingalls’ Homestead, De Smet, SD Be here now. (We’ll get there someday)…
Written by Cait Fitz of My Little Poppies. My oldest son is a world-class worrier. The worries housed in his brain are far too big for his sweet little body….
…read. At that time, our entire family was obsessed with a quirky little card game from Gamewright called GUBS. The littlest fella was, by far, the most obsessed member of…
…down the stairs, sweating profusely, swearing almost as profusely, wondering why I had decided to deep clean my house during one of the warmest months of the year. Of course,…
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