Archive | July, 2010

Karis’ Preschool Plan

by on Jul 30, 2010 in learning at home

We are so excited to begin some more focused preschool activities with Karis this year. She loves her school time! My goals this year for my little preschooler is to read a lot of good solid literature together, memorize one Bible verse each week, learn our letters, and cultivate a love for learning and serving. [...]

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Karis Reads “Go, Dog Go!”

by on Jul 29, 2010 in learning at home

Here’s a sweet video clip of Karis reading Go, Dog Go! by Dr. Seuss. She only heard it 5-6 times before she had the whole story down and could read it aloud to herself. I thought it was so cute and had to post it for your enjoyment! This book is one of her favorites [...]

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Top 10 Recycling Habits from a New Perspective

by on Jul 28, 2010 in natural & green

I came across these 10 recycling habits written by my friend, Ryan, and I wanted to share it with you all. He granted me permission to share it with you all. Some of the ideas may not be new, but may this challenge refresh and encourage you to keep up the work! Thanks Ryan! You [...]

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The Ability To Bend Without Breaking

by on Jul 26, 2010 in faith & womanhood

This post is brought to you by Passionate Homemaking’s Monthly Contributor, Vina Barham. When I was working as a recruiter for an international mission agency, one of things we emphasize in our training is the ability to go with the flow. To accept the unfamiliar for what it is, to let go of things beyond [...]

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Training Little Disciples – A Work of Grace & Patience

by on Jul 23, 2010 in building the family, faith & womanhood

“But you, O Lord, are compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness.” – Psalms 86:15 I have two little disciples – one sweet boy and one sweet girl. They have been specially assigned to me. I’m training little hearts today through my every word and deed. Daily I struggle to [...]

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Natural Summer BBQ: How to BBQ a Whole Chicken

by on Jul 21, 2010 in recipes & kitchen tips

Do you want to learn how to BBQ a wonderfully moist chicken? The key: stuff the chicken under the skin! This simple technique imparts such a lovely moisture and flavor that is beyond delicious, especially when that stuffing is butter creamed with roasted garlic and freshly grate Parmesan cheese, seasoned with herbs. As the chicken [...]

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Plan a Declutter Party!

by on Jul 19, 2010 in frugal & simple, making a home, natural & green

Photo Credit Summer is a great time for visiting with friends, as well as tackling projects around your home. Combine the two, and invite your friends for a “Declutter Party!” A “Declutter Party” is a wonderful opportunity to simplify your home by clearing out unnecessary items, as well as providing a frugal option for obtaining [...]

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Developing a Family Mission Statement

by on Jul 16, 2010 in building the family

“Every decision we make is ultimately governed by some kind of interest or goal or objective or value or principle, whether we know it or not. A Family Mission Statement is an effort to bring to an explicit level what your goals and values are so that people are on the same page.” – Stephen [...]

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Gnowfglins Fundamentals & Sourdough eCourses

by on Jul 15, 2010 in news & giveaways, recipes & kitchen tips

I was blessed to be a part of the promotion of Wardeh’s original launch of her eCourse discussing the fundamentals of a real food diet, and I am excited to share the continuation and expansion of her courses. Wardeh has a heart to share information, tools, tips, and recipes and making the real food diet [...]

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Giveaway Week Winners!

by on Jul 14, 2010 in news & giveaways

Thanks for all your wonderful participation in our week of giveaways! We are excited to announce the following winners: FBS Books Preschool Pack goes to… #86 -SPKarenO – ke_osborn@…: She shared: I homeschool my older child, so as much as possible, and as much as her interest/attention span will allow, I include my preschooler in [...]

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