Life is full and truly beautiful! We are currently in our 6th year of homeschooling. This has been an adventure with many ups and downs, but at the end of every day we are grateful for this homeschooling journey. One of the highlights in this stage of life is watching our children’s imagination at work. […]
On a cold winter walk around the block, Tony relayed the details of a conversation he witnessed between our daughter and her friend from church… From this conversation, I began to ponder deeply ‘what is education?’ I didn’t say anything to Zaylee… perhaps it wasn’t a big deal. However, the following morning Zaylee asked, “Mom
Mid-August we welcomed Felix into the world! Here, five and a half months later, Felix is still the joy of our home! The kids fight over who gets to hold him. Willing hands are always there to hold the baby when needed. Two weeks and two days after Felix was born we started the 2024-2025
As this school year comes to a close, we can’t help but feel it has been a ringing success! We LOVE homeschooling! The kids are learning and growing and I love having a front row seat on this journey. Our family unity along with time spent playing and working together as a family is priceless!
We are finally there. The last stretch of the 2023-2024 school year! We have a handful of states left to study, a couple lessons left in the books, and a few more weeks to practice for the end of year piano recital. With the melting snow comes the promise of warm weather. These long mountain
I am excited to finally finish this song. It has been a long time coming. His Divine Design was originally written as a tribute to Izabelle. July of 2022, the days leading up to the anniversary of Izabelle’s death, waves of grief hit as if I was back in 2018. I sat down and wrote
Touring America in a School Year, we are making our way through the United States visiting each state by region. This week we find ourselves in Massachusetts. (I tend to only give updates when I feel inspired to write. Lucky for all of you… my AWESOME Pinterest fail has inspired me to write.) Life is
Life is precious! Each day I watch my babies grow. I can’t help but wish time would slow down just a little. When I play this song it reminds me to walk a little slower, get down on their level, listen more intently, and stop to play a game or read a book. It is
Memorization is almost a lost art. I would love to get back to the way they used to memorize back in our grandparent’s day. At our house we try to memorize scriptures, poetry, music, geography… the list goes on. As I look back over life I realize that when a song is used to memorize