Is your kitchen feeling a bit cramped? This is the reality of most people around the world. Even though a kitchen is the most crucial part of any home, there has been a move towards having smaller kitchens. Even with the clever marketing touting them as “cozy” or even “sustainable,” these small kitchens aren’t great to work with. But it doesn’t have to be that way. You can still transform space in your kitchen. Find out below seven practices to maximize the space of a small kitchen remodel. Source 1. Consider a Structural Wall Removal A load bearing wall removal seems like an obvious solution to maximize the space of…

Life is funny as our children grow up and become adults how they still navigate to certain toys from there childhood and even adults do as well. In our home it’s Lego and hot wheels. How about your home? Although I hated finding Legos on the floor and stepping on them in the middle of the night. Have you done this? One thing I can say is Legos have changed since Charlie was a toddler and instead if costing a few bucks some kits are hundreds of dollars and geared towards adults like this set from Friends the tv show which showcases The Friends Apartment or the Record Plays and…

Sharing the Holidays that is happening around the world lets me expand Charlie’s lessons for Homeschool. One thing Charlie has always wanted to learn is cursive writing and January 23rd is National Handwriting Day which gives us the perfect opportunity to practice our handwriting. Would you like to join us for a handwriting lesson? National Handwriting Day is observed on January 23, the birthday of John Hancock — the first man to sign the Declaration of Independence. John Hancock’s autograph became so famous that we use ‘John Hancock’ as another term for ‘signature.’ HISTORY OF NATIONAL HANDWRITING DAY Writing, is the element that separates prehistory from history, a key skill…