Monthly Archives: April 2020

I’m in the middle of this series of videos by patriot Rick Green of patriotacademy.com. It behooves us all to be responsible citizens and know our Constitutional rights  all the time, but especially during this time of pandemic and quarantining. … Continue reading →

  My friend Olivia is getting me and a bunch of other friends into baking with natural yeast, aka sourdough, which is new for some and “again” for me. I did it for years but then seasons shifted and I … Continue reading →

Have you thought of playing board games via video chat, like through zoom? We had a blast recently playing the board games above. We did it via Zoom, on Easter Eve, with some family friends who live 900 miles away … Continue reading →

  Here’s a documentary showing for free this weekend. It’s called Secret Ingredients. I’m watching it this weekend and would love to have a discussion about it in the comments below. I’m not sure if it’s a commercial for a … Continue reading →

  Hey, before I review this game, here’s a quick shout-out to Buffalo Games. That company is the maker of the amazing Chickapig board game and the new Mr. Rogers Neighborhood Game. We here at this home absolutely love Chickapig … Continue reading →

I snagged this beautiful Easter book at my public library right before its closure. I’m so glad I did. A gorgeous Easter book!   This one was for my Hero class. I read it 19 years ago when pregnant with … Continue reading →

  We had a great, although imperfect Easter weekend. I definitely caught up on my sleep! Post coming soon! I love this video above for this week’s Come, Follow Me reading of Mosiah 1-3 because of the way the presenters, … Continue reading →

I read from this book as I always do everyday on Sunday April 5, 2020. Since it was Sunday, Palm Sunday, at that, I’m putting it front and center for that day. We are using the Come, Follow Me Study … Continue reading →

Every day I play a chapter of this book on audio using my Scribd app for the kiddos to listen to while doing dishes. The kids always balk at first but I think they eventually get into the satisfying tales … Continue reading →

Bugsy asked me to read this one again. A cute story about a real person, Amelia Simmons, who made the first American cookbook, calling for local ingredients like squash and cornmeal. She made a “birthday cake” for each of the … Continue reading →