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Embracing the Winter Season
This year, after talking through the options of what we could do to keep our kids active and keep them safely away from others we decided that we needed to embrace winter.
Crafting Through Fall
I love the idea of being the kind of person who is organized enough to have a bin of seasonally specific decorations and changing my decor based on my season. That appeals to me. My mom is one of those people who is a… Continue Reading “Crafting Through Fall”
Falling into Tennis- Love-Love
This week has ushered in the beautiful changing seasons and all of a sudden in the midst of the crisp fall air I want to go for car rides to see the beautiful leaves, drink pumpkin spice coffee and decorate for Halloween. Our family… Continue Reading “Falling into Tennis- Love-Love”
Pandemic Birthdays
Birthdays always generate a lot of excitement around our house. And, in truth, we have a lot of birthdays to celebrate. They seem to cluster around August and September in our family and so it feels like we have been celebrating a birthday every… Continue Reading “Pandemic Birthdays”
Experimenting With the AeroGarden
It has been a number of months that we have had the Aerogarden and most of our plants have grown beautifully, despite my attempts to harvest (which end up being more like bad haircuts). For the dill, I trimmed more than one third of… Continue Reading “Experimenting With the AeroGarden”
The Secret Garden
We are literally gardening for beginners. Our family tries to take back The Secret Garden from the weeds.
What have you done in hibernation?
Do you have more me time during this unusual state of things or are you overwhelmed with things to do?
Homeschooling- Choosing a Curriculm
My husband and I made the decision to homeschool our 7 year old this upcoming 2020-2021 school year– a difficult choice for us. After researching the different types of homeschooling options, we decided to do a School-at-home curricula for her and sprinkle in some… Continue Reading “Homeschooling- Choosing a Curriculm”
MiaLisa Millares 