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Unique Holidays: October 31st, 2021
Welcome to our series featuring Unique Holidays. October 31st, the last day of the Month and Halloween. This Halloween stinks. No, Pumpkin to carve. I couldn’t find a Halloween Shirt or socks. David is working and Charlie has declared he is to old to go Trick or Treating. This stinks… But it’s Carve a Pumpkin Day. If I could find a Pumpkin then I could carve a Pumpkin this morning but it isn’t fun to do by myself so I will just pass on that. Instead I think I will just spend the morning watching movies including Hotel Transylvania would you like to join me? Carve a Pumpkin Day – being…
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Food Holidays: October 13th, 2021
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: October 13th, 2021. This morning is National Caramel Apple Day. If I ate these Charlie and I could make them in his Homeschool Cooking Class. I don’t eat Caramel Apples and Charlie isn’t eating Sugar at the moment. National Caramel Apple Day Five facts to know about Caramel Apples: Candy Apples were first introduced in Arabian cuisine. The reason was that fruit was candied to preserve it. Americans have over the years turned that practice into gigantic Apples covered in everything from Red Candy or Caramel. Chocolate, Peanuts, Popcorn, and Chocolate. Soldiers in World War I slanged Carmel Apples “Toffee Apples.” Candy Apples…
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KIDS ACTIVITIES: 9 WAYS TO KEEP LITTLE BOYS BUSY (FOR CHEAP/FREE)
These easy ideas will be a good distraction for moms while you get stuff done (like cleaning, laundry or the 1 million other stuff you need to do every day. Blocks are your friend. I do not care if they seem to be a set you get new, pull out of the attic, make yourself with 2x4s, or maybe cardboard boxes that you just pretend are blocks. They can play for days without losing interest. I’m thinking some kids like the demolition part over the particular building, but it’s all good. Not only are they entertained, but it is also improving their motor skills, learning different shapes and using logic…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
