Author: Mollie

  • The Storm Gives New Hope

    The Storm Gives New Hope

    Phew! Today I was finally able to get some work done. We got hit with Tropical Storm Debby last week, and it’s rained every single day since then which means nothing has had a chance to dry out! My garden beds have been saturated for an entire seven days, and the chicken coop had become Read more

  • Sharing the World of Great Soapy Stuff

    Sharing the World of Great Soapy Stuff

    If you read my post Branching Out: Becoming a Lifetime Learner, you might remember that my husband and I took a trip to a local farm to learn how to make soap. We were both excited to begin making our own soap at home after taking the class and getting more comfortable with the process. Read more

  • For Teaching Life Lessons, Lemonade is Great

    For Teaching Life Lessons, Lemonade is Great

    One cool day last fall, my son told me he had a brilliant idea to make money. He wanted to make a lemonade stand. The timing wasn’t quite right, being that summer was over and no one was looking for a way to cool down. I told him it would have to wait for next Read more

  • You Can Never Press “Pause” on Growth

    You Can Never Press “Pause” on Growth

    The last couple weeks have been busy! One of the beautiful things about where we live, is that we get a lot of visits from family and friends who still live up north. We have been blessed to receive not one, but two visits over the last two weeks! Our days have been filled with Read more

  • Save Now: Amazon Stock Up Sale on Homeschool Resources

    Save Now: Amazon Stock Up Sale on Homeschool Resources

    When you make a purchase through links on this site, I may earn a small portion as a commission through the Amazon Affiliate Program. These commissions help offset costs associated with blog production and do not affect your purchase – thank you for your support Huge Amazon Prime Savings **Updated 7/13/24 to Add “My First Read more

  • Hatching Chicks: Witnessing the Miracle of Life

    Hatching Chicks: Witnessing the Miracle of Life
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    When you have chickens, it just makes sense to hatch your own eggs sooner or later. This past spring, we did just that. The hatching project was initially part of a homeschool unit study on chickens, but quickly became a learning opportunity for the whole family. Since we are operating on a tight budget, we Read more

  • Unique Education: Discovering My Love of Eclectic Schooling

    Unique Education: Discovering My Love of Eclectic Schooling

    When you make a purchase through links on this site, I may earn a small portion as a commission through the Amazon Affiliate Program. These commissions help off set costs associated with blog production and do not affect your purchase This week we began our homeschool year! I’m sure many of you are wondering why Read more

  • A Beautiful Homestead Experience and Battling Bugs

    A Beautiful Homestead Experience and Battling Bugs

    When you make a purchase through links on this site, I may earn a small portion as a commission through the Amazon Affiliate Program. These commissions help off set costs associated with blog production and do not affect your purchase. This past week has been busy! Sickness kicked me down a bit, but life on Read more

  • Branching Out: Becoming a Lifetime Learner

    Branching Out: Becoming a Lifetime Learner

    Confession: I hate not knowing how to do something. I also hate not being able to figure it out on my own. Jumping into this lifestyle has forced me to admit that I don’t know sometimes. We are doing things neither my husband or I have any idea about, and even though I’m pretty good Read more

  • Overcoming New Problems on the Homestead

    Overcoming New Problems on the Homestead

    When you make a purchase through links on this site, I may earn a small portion as a commission through the Amazon Affiliate Program. These commissions help off set costs associated with blog production and do not affect your purchase. The Problems I don’t know what the weather is like where you’re at, but here Read more