Author Archives: hillshum

Last Friday and Saturday my 15 year old son and 17 year old daughter attended the Royal Simulation sponsored by the Royal Academy of Zion. This picture above was one I took last year, with my son (curly hair poking … Continue reading →

I never thought I would get to this point. I’ve felt like it was something I needed to do for a while. This is drastic people. I knew it was coming. When I watched Underground Wellness’ Real Food Con a … Continue reading →

Do you… want your kids to feel brilliant and that they can learn anything they set their mind to? lie awake at night dreading the next homeschooling day, because you don’t know what to do for your homeschooling?  experience stress … Continue reading →

I have some news to make you happy! The Fall Into Health Bundle has been extended to Saturday November 9th! For only $39, you get 48 e-books – $955 value 15 exclusive podcasts – $45 value 3 online video classes … Continue reading →

Have you ever felt like you would eat better if you had some delicious recipes that don’t taste like cardboard or dried mushrooms? Or take up hours of your time in the kitchen? Have you felt an inkling that maybe … Continue reading →

  I blogged about this fabulously helpful ebook a few weeks ago here. If you have ever struggled to lose weight this may be the ebook for you! Especially if you have a slow metabolism, diabetes, insulin resistance, PCOS, or … Continue reading →

  What are you learning from the Real Foods Summit going on this week? For those who didn’t catch the news, go here to learn more and sign up. I am thinking you can probably still sign up, for the rest … Continue reading →

It’s time to do another giveaway, a free registration to Mothers Who Know! I am starting a new session on Wednesday November 6. Please comment below if you want to enter for a chance to win. Mothers Who Know A … Continue reading →

    I have taught six out of my seven kids how to read using phonics rules in our homeschool, resulting in six out of my kids reading fluently now. I will teach the youngest, who is 4, when he … Continue reading →