"Who is mowing on a day like today?" I asked myself as I looked out my window to see my 90-year-old neighbor pushing her small lawn mower. The temps were close to 80 and definitely not ideal for her to be doing such a task. I took it upon myself to go next door and … Continue reading The Little Lady Next Door

A few years ago, I was at a homeschool co-op Christmas party. It was a beautiful time of laughter and friends. We had a table covered with a variety of tasty foods and dispensers full of hot cocoa and coffee close by to chase away the chilly evening. We were having our fill of laughter too. … Continue reading The Blessing Jar

Homeschooling seems to be picking up speed, becoming a very common choice for families in the Midwest and around the country. I was homeschooled from day one and am thankful that my parents chose that direction for me. It was exactly what I needed. I know homeschooling isn't possible for most families. I know many who … Continue reading Our Schooling Choice…

We are a family who survives on one steady income. I am a stay at home/homeschool mom and have been since my daughter was born nine years ago. I am blessed to have always been there for my two wonderful kiddos and all the money in the world couldn't compare to that. Being a stay … Continue reading Stretching a Penny (episode 1)

America. What makes you so great or not so great? I know that the story of "America" varies with each individual. I am proud to be an American. I have respect for our flag and what the forefathers of this great nation stood for. I hold the freedoms of speech and the freedom to worship … Continue reading The Capitol of Arkansas breaks out in praise.

It's that time of the year, again! You know the time of year I am referring to, right? The time of year when you make a run to the local "everything" store to buy tissues, vitamin C and whatever will ensure you a good nights sleep. Ah, yes, now you are with me! The infamous … Continue reading Flu/Cold Home Remedy