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National Bird Day
Did you know January 5 was National Bird Day? I didn’t so Charlie and I didn’t study Birds that day. But its never to late to study Birds and the perfect way to get children up close to Birds is to visit a Pet Store or your local Zoo. In the meantime here is some resources you can use in your Bird studies and if you have taught your children about Birds and have resources you could share with us leave me a comment and a link to the resources and Charlie and I will check them out this week. On National Bird Day, kids will get the facts on…
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Gluten Free Cooking Featuring Summer Yale
For this weeks Gluten Free Cooking Summer Yule, MS, RDN, a registered dietitian from Connecticut and recipe developer was kind enough to share gluten-free recipes with me and has given me permission to share the recipes with you. I love Chili and wouldn’t mind eating it year round because there is so many ways you can fix Chili or dishes like Baked Potatoes or Hot Dogs you can add Chili to and have a new meal. I can’t wait to try out Cincinnati Chili a recipe – that offers us 5-way, to offer us lower carbs. By using spaghetti squash instead of wheat flour spaghetti making this dish gluten-free. This…
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MBTI
Valentines Day is right around the corner meaning its a new year. I would like to share an unconventional gift idea- a gift that allows the recipient to learn more about themselves and their personality! If you’re thinking of giving someone the gift of personality, what better gift than one of the world’s most popular and trusted personality tools, the MBTI? MBTI is simple, yet powerful, and introduces a common language for referring to and discussing personality preferences that play an essential role in people’s everyday life. The MBTI assessment and its process of self-discovery give you a framework for understanding yourself and appreciating differences in others. It helps people…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
