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Food Holidays: July 31st, 2022
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: July 31st, 2022. Would you take a look at the holidays being celebrated today and let me know which holiday you want to celebrate and why. Charlie and I would like to celebrate National Cotton Candy Day and make Cotton Candy in Charlie’s Homeschool Cooking Class. Before you ask do you and Charlie know how to make Cotton Candy. No, we don’t but I purchased Charlie a Cotton Candy Maker a couple years ago which we’ve never used. Can you believe it’s sitting in my kitchen floor? Looks like its time to use it. Would you like to join us in making Cotton…
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Hold On Compostable Tall Kitchen Trash Bags
This is a review for HoldOn who sent me a variety of products to review including Compostable Tall Kitchen Trash Bags in exchange for this review. Trash Bags may not be very glamours but everyone uses them at one time or another. A lot of us even use them for more than trash including turning them into moving boxes or laundry baskets. Charlie uses one to cover his bed when he isn’t sleeping in it to keep the dog hair off the bed. I don’t know about you but I remember as a child visiting our local Fire Station for a box of Trash Bags each month with my parents.…
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5 ways to enrich your child’s Summer through music
Looking for a fun way to keep the kids engaged this Summer that doesn’t feel like homework? Try music! In honor of National Music Day which fell on June 21st, Emotional Intelligence Expert & WURRLYedu Founder Nadine Levitt is sharing 5 ways to enrich your child’s summer through music. Music provides fertile grounds for Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), as it is inherently social and emotional. Skills like adaptability, self-regulation, empathy, creativity, and confidence can be taught in an organic way through music. Fun, educational activities that Nadine recommends are: 1. Make a Family Music Video. By making a music video as a family, creativity is fostered, memories relished, and you get to keep a fun memento…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
