…trumpet. …They walked to Ray’s Shoe Store, smiling, holding Christmas in their hands.” Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (Find the movie version here.) “Merry Christmas, Marmee! Merry Christmas, little…
…“girls” she once knew Last autumn I decided to return for the first time in two decades to a book I once loved: Little Women. I have fond memories of…
…I, for sure, hit the snooze button). I tiptoe to the living room, shushing the meowing cat as I go, desperate to have a little time to myself before all…
…also has some map work to do, and while he does that Lucy and I read Little House on the Prairie together and then she works on her sight words….
…play with. At bedtime, we snuggle up and read anything from Frog and Toad, in which she can sound out blends, to Little House in the Big Woods. I’m teaching…
…one do to keep the calm in a house filled with anxious intensities? We have to be smart. Everytime we leave the house we do some prepping before we head…
…being in the snow, cinnamon toast and tea before bed … These are little things, but isn’t it the little things that make a life? Make memories? SAFETY I’ve noticed…
Written by contributor Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane A big forest behind our house, lots of free time to read, a garden, science fairs, a playhouse, maps on the wall,…
…all I had to say was “Ok guys! Do your checklists!” and everyone knew what I meant. What was remarkable, though, was how much this one little thing helped us…
…I dare say, delight us big people if we’d just let ourselves relax a little bit and have fun. Similarly, we can help little ones embrace the lifestyle of older…
The following is a guest post written by Lisa Kremer of Life is a Journey. I can’t think of many things in life more stressful than selling your house and…
The following is a guest post by Cara Thompson of Write Season. There are so many amazing home school moms online. So many, that my first year of active educating…
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