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Author Archives: Ginny
My Top Ten Favorite Homeschooling Websites
I recently ran across this lovely website called Many Little Blessings. Fun and full of great posts, I found an especially appealing series called “Top Ten Tuesday”. For the next ten weeks the iHomeschoolNetwork.com is participating in her series with topic-specific themes for homeschooling bloggers to share their “Top Tens”. This week’s topic is top 10 favorite websites to use for homeschooling. There are so many fabulously helpful and encouraging homeschooling websites out there that … Continue reading
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Planned Meals from Leftovers-Chicken
I may have mentioned this before, but my husband does not like leftovers. It could be because he has always worked long hours as a truck driver and for many years had to eat supper warmed-over. The kids and I don’t have any issues with day-old food and like to have them for our lunches. But recently I have been trying to figure out ways to make new meals from leftovers that did not present … Continue reading
Our Son’s Homeschool Graduation 2012
On April 29, 2012, our middle son graduated homeschool style. My children are not into formal ceremonies at all so we let them determine what they wanted for their graduations. For my oldest son the family gathered at a local restaurant and we just simply presented him with his diploma. That was in 2004. We spoke with our middle son about what he wanted and came up with a plan that fit his personality to … Continue reading
Mission Organization-The Great Garage Clean-out
Our garage seems to always have been in a state of chaos. Stuff seemed to be shoved here, there, and anywhere there was room. This Saturday we set out to tame the mess and I have to say it turned out to be a complete success in just one day. The first thing we did is to take everything off of the shelves. . . and pull it from the corners into the center of … Continue reading
Another Super Simple Spring Wreath
After making my forsythia wreath the other day, I wanted to make different wreath for our back door. This super simple wreath was also quick to make and just as inexpensive as the other. To make this wreath I needed (again I’ve also included a 2012 retail cost break-down. I again used coupons, purchased stuff on sale, and used what I had on hand): (please note that I have buttons, needle, and thread pictured above … Continue reading
