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Managing Manure by Mark Kopecky

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Special thanks to Storey Publishing for providing a review copy of this book. This post may contain affiliate links. If you have animals, you have manure. If you have horses or other large livestock, then you have tons of manure. According to the book, two horses (like we have) would produce, on average, 18 tons of manure a year. Given how much manure we clean up daily, I have no doubt that this stat is spot on. In Managing Manure, Mark Kopecky talks about the properties of different types of manure as well as a variety of ways to handle…

The History of Religious Liberty by Michael Farris

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Special thanks to MasterBooks for providing a sample of this curriculum to try out in our home. Our homeschool journey has come to a close, but learning never stops. With this in mind, we are continuing to work our way through The History of Religious Liberty by Michael Farris this summer. If you’re going to use this curriculum in a traditional homeschool setting, it counts as 1 credit of civics. It is set up to be done over the course of 1 year (34 weeks). The teacher guide includes a weekly lesson schedule, student worksheets, quizzes, a final exam, and…

If I Plug My Ears, God Can’t Tell Me What To Do

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Special thanks to Family Christian for providing a review copy of this book. This post may contain affiliate links. Remember as a child sticking your fingers in your ears and saying, “la..la..la.. I can’t hear you?” Well, this book is a take on that idea only it’s us – as adults – trying not to hear what the Lord is telling us. In If I Plus My Ears, God Can’t Tell Me What To Do & Other Ways We Miss Out On God’s Adventures, Jessie Clemence takes on not only on her journey through learning to listen to the Lord’s…

Get Inspiralized: Turn Vegetables into Healthy, Creative, Satisfying Meals

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Special thanks to the publisher for providing a review copy through Book Look Blogger. This post may contain affiliate links. Last year, I received my first spiral slicer, and I got hooked on the idea of veggie pasta and spiralized fruits and veggies. I used the slicer for basic things, but I felt like I wasn’t getting the full use out of it. When I saw a cookbook dedicated to fully utilizing the spiral slicer, I knew that I wanted to check it out. I needed ideas, and Inspiralized by Ali Maffucci provided a lot of ideas – with pictures.…

Graduation Gift Idea: Let the Journey Begin by Max Lucado

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Special thanks to the publisher and Family Christian for providing a review copy of this book. This post may contain affiliate links. As Munchkin’s graduation date quickly approaches, we’re spending time wrapping up her high school studies and planning for her graduation party. I’m searching for meaningful gifts that I believe will help her in the future. When I graduated (many years ago), I received a variety of different “for the graduate” books, and I enjoyed reading the different quotes and words of wisdom contained within. Max Lucado has taken the traditional words of wisdom and turned them into something…