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I realized a few hours into my baking day plans that I was running low on a few necessary ingredients, so I cut a few things out of my plans for this round. I also discovered that baking while trying to home school proved to be much more difficult than I thought. My next baking day will defnitely take place on an off day and with a much better plan. All in all thoughI did accomplish quite a bit. I ended up making: 1 loaf of homemade wheat bread 1 large pot of my favorite corn chowder

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Baking Day Roundup

Back to school season is coming and while we homeschool and usually eat lunch at home, we do still have the need to pack a lunch and take it with us on occasion. Usually we do this when we are going on a field trip with other homeschoolers. Sometimes Taylor and I like to go to the park to do school also and it’s nice to pack a snack or a lunch to take along also. In our attempt to be more green we have found some great products thanks to New Wave Enviro Products to help us do that with our pac

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New Wave Enviro Giveaway & Review

I added a new link to the *sites I leave crumbs at*–you can find this on the right side of this page. These are sites I like to visit and learn things from, gain a new perspective, have an appreciation of someone else. I enjoy learning and reading about what it’s like to be a mom of 9 kids, be a writer and a homeschooling mom at the same time, a pastor of a growing church in Tennessee. *Family man web* is a great site for dads, it’s put together by a homeschooling dad, but really it’s for a

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Adding a new link…

Don Weed and his son Dan own and operate School Yard Sugarbush. Now in their 17th year, the maple syrup operation started as Don’s daughter Danielle’s home school project. Danielle received 12 taps from her grandparents as a gift and she began making syrup. Soon, her brother Dan got interested and he hasn’t stopped since. School Yard Sugarbush is now one of the largest syrup operations in the …

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Local Eats (The Ithaca Journal)

NAWILIWILI — You don’t need to be homeless to be hungry, said Kelvin Moniz, development officer for the Kaua‘i Food Bank.

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Kaua‘i hungry get home school grace (The Garden Island)

When I had my first baby, I joined La Leche League. I was determined to nurse my son successfully, and I did – for more than two years. I stayed in LLL for many, many years – I made some great friends there. An offshoot of the group formed called Mothering Friends, based on the principles of Mothering magazine. It was a group of women who were extremely devoted to home birth, no vaccinations, homeschooling, no spanking, organic vegetarian eating, child led weaning, etc etc.

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Making Life (Or At Least Mealtime) Easier, Volume Sixteen