Monthly Archives: March 2020

Here is my list of my current Top Ten Favorite Tabletop Games and why. I reserve the right to change this at any time, of course! Codenames. My all time favorite, because it involves logic, deduction, vocabulary, word association, and … Continue reading →

We started this book last week on Audible. (It’s not part of the free collection being offered right now during the pandemic…but here are my recommendations of the free ones being offered.) We’re doing a chapter a day. I learned … Continue reading →

With all the turmoil going on, it’s just soooooo good to feel the bright spots coming up…General Conference this Sunday, and Easter, the following Sunday! So watch above and below for ideas on how you can prepare spiritually. Foodwise, it’s … Continue reading →

For Friday’s art day we read the above book, based on the true story of a guy who stole the Mona Lisa painting from the Louvre and hid it for two years. Then we played some art games. (We are … Continue reading →

  I read this one aloud over Zoom to some homeschool friends! Such a beautiful book about Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf’s childhood in war-torn Europe. It gives me hope for this crisis we are in now. This one was a … Continue reading →

Wednesdays we do history and geography for our gameschooling. I read this picture book above to Bugsy for his bedtime. In the morning, on Wednesdays lately, I’ve read a few chapters from the book below. We will finish it up … Continue reading →

Feeling stressed? Freaking out? Here’s a giveaway of an amazing webinar series to help parents during this troubled time!   I’m pleased to announce that my fabulous friends, Kent and Amy Bowler, homeschooling parents of 7 and grandparents of 4, are … Continue reading →

Rick Steves’ videos on YouTube offer wonderful free glimpses into famous museums in Europe. Perhaps you’d like to get more in-depth looks and a bigger variety of offerings, beyond Europe. Here is a site, travelandleisure.com that features 12 of the … Continue reading →