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???? We’re starting something new called Summer from Our Front Porch Monday 9am
???? We’re starting something new called Summer from Our Front Porch This is for real families who are already starting to think about summer—homeschool families, school families, busy parents, and anyone who knows summer can get overwhelming fast. We’re not waiting until school is out. We’re starting now. WHAT THIS IS:A simple, real-life way to prepare for summer without stress or perfection. From decluttering and organizing, to finding ways to stretch your budget and keep kids busy. WHY WE’RE DOING IT:Because most families don’t need more pressure—they need simple systems that make summer easier before it even starts. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing:✨ easy ways to clear…
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One Pot of Red Beans, Three Meals: How We Stretch Food in Real Life
David was supposed to have picked up a bag of Pinto Bean ie Red Bean at Walmart last night when he stopped. But I got up and asked David where he had put the Beans and he said I didn’t get them. I thought we could go this morning. Great scout one more thing to add to my list. But the LORD knew our needs before we did and David looked where we keep the Spices and there was a package of Beans in there. Thank the LORD that should have been one less errand we had to do but it wasn’t I still needed to go to Walmart. That…
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The Adventures of Belle Bear: A Story About Courage, Change, and Belonging
I wanted to share a new children’s book with you The Adventures of Belle Bear: A Story About Courage, Change, and Belonging by Kathy Akopov Guillory (Author), Nathalie Ortega (Illustrator) that we received in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links if you click on the links and make a purchase, I will make a small percentage from the products you buy. Charlie is still in Hobart, Oklahoma but David and I zoomed Charlie and Mikalya, and we read The Adventures of Belle Bear by Kathy Akopov Guillory and published through Blue Balloon Books, with them. For my family this was not just a book we read. The story became…






