Monthly Archives: February 2014

  Today’s classic book is Sugar Blues. If you’ve ever had any inkling that sugar doesn’t make you feel well, after the split-second of pleasure it gives you as it goes down the hatch, read this book to find out … Continue reading →

As a new mom, did you ever or do you now get bombarded with lots of free baby magazines with ads for artificial baby milk, articles on how to find a babysitter, how to choose the right bottle, and how … Continue reading →

Every Tuesday I share a tip for homeschooling and/or family fun. Today’s tip is for homeschooling, in the areas of youth ages 12 and up studying history and economics. The tip is to read the “Uncle Eric” books by Richard … Continue reading →

Jody’s Beans is a great way to get ready for spring, and the growing season. I love the sweet illustrations and the wondrous tale of the real-life adventure of growing bean seeds. It truly is magical how seeds can sprout … Continue reading →

  Last Friday night for our date dh and I went to a fireside featuring a man who presented an idea that the people in Afghanistan are descended from the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. The Lost Ten Tribes is … Continue reading →

Who is this happy guy? He’s Maurice Harker, licensed marriage and family therapist and certified mental health counselor. He will do a free conference call on Monday February 24 on breaking the mental spin of depression and anxiety. Join us … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered about Noah’s Ark and any evidence that has been found regarding it? Here’s a great “movie” to watch with the family about it. It’s not feature length, but it’s still worthwhile. For some reason I can’t … Continue reading →

What book was hidden away for almost 75 years after it was written? Why was it hidden? And how did the lady who helped the Rich Dad Poor Dad guy, Robert Kiyosaki, write his books, get involved in this hidden … Continue reading →

Today marks 16 years since I gave birth at home for the first time. I not only gave birth to a wonderful, healthy, handsome baby boy, I gave birth to a new woman who has confidence in herself and the … Continue reading →

Lately I’ve been making up for my lack of science ed with my older children in our homeschooling days. At ages 20 and 18, they can probably never, ever remember me doing any science with them. Sorry kids. I just … Continue reading →