I’m joining up with some fantastic bloggers to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Family Home Evening program. We all prepared FHE lessons based on talks from the latest General Conference. I chose to prepare a Family Home Evening lesson on President Eyring’s talk on fasting and fast offerings, because I know
I am delighted to share my love of art with my children as we make artistic exploration a priority in our homeschool. Please join me each Friday as I post the latest addition to our art journals. I share easy ideas to incorporate art into your family culture. You
Download this image here. I recently finished reading You Learn By Living by Eleanor Roosevelt. I worried I would run out of sticky notes as I was reading this book. It was jam-packed with wisdom that I felt was meant just for me, just for this time of my life.
A Wrinkle In Time: I had never read this book before reading it with my kids for our parent/child book club. I must say that it was not at all what I was expecting. I’m not sure exactly what I was expecting, but I felt like I didn’t love the
As I’ve been slowly working my way through the year, doodling and drawing each day, I’ve noticed a theme emerging: nature and love. One of my best selling embroidery patterns is this very simple tree. I didn’t think it would do well because, honestly it’s just a bunch of vertical
I am delighted to share my love of art with my children as we make artistic exploration a priority in our homeschool. Please join me each Friday as I post the latest addition to our art journals. I share easy ideas to incorporate making art into your family culture.
Scripture journaling is a very effective way for me to gain greater insight into the verses I am studying. As a visual learner, I do not grasp information well if I just read it or just listen to it. I understand a concept much better if I can sketch out
