I understand the rest of the country is still experiencing cool weather – ours is gone. Today, in the shade, my thermometer read 103 degrees. I love my air conditioner. I don’t like my curling iron. Not sure why I thought I should share that. Do you use a curling iron? Sorry, this post is […]
Le derrières, Craigslist, Bugs and Chickens
Lately, we have been a very busy family from buying, studying, and just learning how to’s. Below are a few sites that have helped us!Just a note to ourselves: Hubby and I will NEVER clean the garage again before a major holiday! We worked our bum bum’s off. My sweet friend teaches her kids to […]
Resurrection Garden in a Pot
Have you ever heard of a Resurrection Garden? This has to be one of the neatest projects for kids and adults alike. I started off by naming some famous gardens in the Bible. Some interesting tidbits about the gardens: Garden of Eden – The first garden. God placed man there. First surgery was performed there. […]
Science Projects: What happened to Mount St. Helens?
Where were you the week of May 18th, 1980? I remember a day or two after this date. I was sitting in a restaurant with my Aunt K, Dad and Grand-dad. I was young and couldn’t comprehend what they were saying or talking about with such sadness. They kept mentioning Mt. St. Helens and a […]
Tomorrow’s Garden by Amanda Cabot Book Review
From the Publisher: Author Amanda Cabot takes readers back to Ladreville, Texas for the conclusion of the Texas Dreams series. Tomorrow’s Garden (ISBN: 978-0-8007-3326-1, April 2011 $14.99) is set in the 1850’s with authentic Texas essence and romance. Read as part of the series or as a stand alone title, readers will enjoy this story […]
