Faith ~ Family ~ Outdoor Living
Posted in Christian Life, and Photography
Project 365 – #058 Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. ~Proverbs 31:10~ No mention shall be made of coral, or of pearls: for the price of wisdom is above rubies. ~Job 28:18~
Posted in Family, and Photography
Project 365 – #057 As Munchkin grows older, I’m seeing more and more how important it is for us to have “mommy and me” time. Typically, when I hear Mommy and Me, I think of something for younger kids, but the reality is that older kids need that special one-on-one time just as much as the younger kids. In fact, I think to some degree they may actually need it more. They need to know that although they are growing older they can be secure in the love of their parents. The importance of nurturing a healthy relationship and encouraging…
Posted in Family, and Photography
Project 365 – #056 I know that my encouraging word post concerned several people, so I wanted to make sure that everyone knows that we’re doing okay. Yes, it’s been a crazy month here. Yes, there have been several very frustrating days. Illness for extended periods of time is conducive to frayed nerves and lack of patience. I think the extra concern about us stems from the fact that I don’t normally focus on the negative aspects of life. Why? Honestly, because I try not to dwell on the bad as that doesn’t lend itself to any good. Sometimes, it’s…
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Having a solid foundation on math basics including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division is critical for kids to have success in math at all levels. While regular drills are great, kids tend to do better when they can have fun while they are learning. MathRider allows students to learn their math facts in a fun interactive environment designed to capture their attention and make them want to continue learning. Practice sessions allow students to get a better grasp on concepts before they begin their quests. The game adjusts the skill level as the child shows improvement, so the child can…
Posted in Homemaking, and Photography
Project 365 – #055 For Valentine’s Day this year, Munchkin decided that she wanted to make something special for her friends. Seeing how she was having so much fun with the polymer clay roses, she decided to keep with the polymer clay theme. She created some crazy creatures (notice the heart in it’s mouth) and these lovely heart necklaces. I just adore her creativity. My favorite part is that she did this all on her own. The only role I played in her creation was baking the clay pieces. While I very much enjoy doing things with her, I’ve found…
