Toppins a Bag
We hung back up our bird feeder and refilled it. It had fallen down. A few little repairs and we’re […]
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tricks of the trade
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The Medium of Homeschooling
We’re getting ready to start the homeschooling season again. We have taken the longest break ever from directed teaching due
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Our Newest Musician
As I mentioned in the post on Saturday, Rachael has begun taking piano lessons from Ms. Betty at our church.
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With Dinah?
A little rice play on the kitchen floor anyone? Why yes… Yes please! *** No rice particles were harmed in
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Wordless Wednesday: Colorful
Mess and Bliss. Great combo.
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Ice Paint
Rachael had a friend, Danielle, over for a play date. The night before we had prepped some ice paint (food