Mystie, homeschooling mom of 5, shares the life lessons she's learned and the grace she's received from Christ. She is author of Simplified Organization: Learn to Love What Must Be Done
Ok. When I asked what education book I should read next, the overwhelming response was The Liberal Arts Tradition, and you all did not steer me wrong. Between Consider This,
I wrote last week about how to choose a task management program if you’re looking to move toward paperless home organization. Too often we try to remember all the
There are so many to-do list apps out there, and most of the recommendations and advice about them is geared for the business executive that it’s easy to
Your calendar is your #1 productivity tool to keep track of life. Improving your calendar habits will have ripple effects to other organizational and managerial aspects of your responsibilities. Better
My kids have been loving these cheese muffins. They are not sweet cheese muffins, but they pack a punch of cheesy goodness. They are fluffy and soft, keep well, and
Meal planning doesn't have to be complicated or take a long time. You can streamline the process and get family dinners on the table without stress.
It’s a new year and that means time for new goals. It’s irresistible. And I don’t recommend resisting. I love new year goals and resolutions, but they
Once again, I read fewer books than I had hoped in a year: 32. I read some really excellent ones, though, and that’s what counts. However, I don’t
We talk a lot about getting organized, but do we stop to think about what we mean? What is it that we want when we say we’re working on
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A book review of Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition by Karen Glass. I loved Karen Glass’ book, Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition. It truly
Explore classical education principles and see how philosophy shapes your homeschool methods, curriculum choices, and family life.
