It’s that time again! Most grocery stores put out their sales flyers on Wednesday morning, which makes middle-of-the-week meal planning convenient - that way I have 3-4 days to get my (grocery shopping) ducks in a row before the new week. In last week's meal plan post, I shared how much easier Keep Reading
{{Printable}} April 22-28 Real Food Meal Plan + Shopping List
Let’s face it, life is easier when you have a plan. Even when (and it really is when, not if) you get off track, at the very least, a plan gives you guideline, and a helping hand toward getting back on track. As a mom, homeschooling my kids, taking care of the house and small farm, plus running Keep Reading
Spring Break Screen Time Rules {Free Printable}
Depending on your school district, Spring break is either here, or right around the corner. Or if you’re a homeschooling family like us, spring break is whenever you say it is. ;) But regardless of when it happens, it seems like spring break for the most part means having bored kids all week long, Keep Reading
5 Ways to Simplify Family Meals This Christmas Season
What if the holidays didn’t have to be so stressful? Someday, I’d love to do an entire blog series based around that theme, but right now, I want to talk about how to simplify Christmas dinner specific, and really, all holiday meals in general. Simple, of course, doesn’t necessarily mean less Keep Reading
We Finally Moved Into Our 40 Year-Old Mobile Home
Last January, we bought a 40 year old mobile home for $1,000. It was a bit of a crazy whim. Gabe and I had talked - briefly - about buying a mobile home to put out on the farm so we could stop paying rent, stop driving from town to farm every day, and finally, after seven years, have a place that Keep Reading
How To Get It ALL Done
Have you ever thrown your hands up in frustration, looked at your kids and husband and said (shouted?) “I quit! I can’t do it all anymore!” I had that moment last night. After a busy work day, I walked into the living room to see a bucket full of toys, dumped on the floor and abandoned, along Keep Reading
5 Quick Tips To Keep Your Kids Healthy Through The School Year
Thank You Smarty Pants Vitamins for sponsoring this post. We love and use Smarty Pants every day! That said, all opinions are 100% own. One of the terrors of motherhood is sick kids. There’s nothing worse than the helplessness of watching them throw up, or not being able to sleep thanks to Keep Reading
How To Help Your First Grader Sit Still For School
Being six is tough. Or at least, that’s how it looks when I ask my six-year-old son to sit still for five minutes. Unfortunately for both of us, school works takes a lot more than five minutes a day. I know that my son isn’t a bad kid - he’s actually a very good kids except for when he’s Keep Reading
8 Tips That Will Eliminate Travel Stress For Moms
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Park ‘N Fly Airport Parking. All opinions are 100% mine. Last year, we took a big trip to Argentina. Talk about a flight! All four airports and sixteen-and-a-half hours of it. I’m so glad we had a few shorter airplane trips with the kids Keep Reading
On Renovation and Marriage
If there’s one thing this house renovation has taught me, it’s that after eight years, Gabe and I are still getting to know each other. I know that sounds ominous, but it’s really not - not in the way that one contractor made it sound when he rattled off the percentage of couples who end in divorce Keep Reading
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