Category: Biblical Homemaking & Education
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Fave Homestead Finds on Amazon Prime Big Deals Day

I’ve scoured Amazon for some of my favorite homesteading deals to share with you. I’ve added plenty of deals, guaranteed to be useful for your homestead. I’ve tried to list the newest deal at the top of the article, but there are also other categorized deals throughout. Mama’s Wardrobe I’ve…
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Fave Homeschool Finds on Amazon Prime Big Deals Day

This article outlines various Prime Day deals including books, educational supplies, games, and electronics suitable for homeschooling. Notable discounts include “Homeschool Bravely” for $13.29, a Kindle Paperwhite at $94.99, and a 31-piece outdoor game set for $17.59. It encourages checking for further updates on sales.
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Embracing God’s Path: Transition from MBA Career Woman to Homemaker, Homeschooler, Homesteader, and Grandmother

Commemorating the third anniversary of a home invasion and arson, the author reflects on experiencing several life changes including a pandemic, losing loved ones, and joyful events. After striving towards a worldly, independent lifestyle, the author faced burnout, reevaluated her ambitions, and embraced a God-centered, service-oriented life. Now, expecting a…
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Learning Through Games: Top 10 Picks

The author shares their top 10 favorite educational games that are both engaging and beneficial for children’s learning development. These range from classic games like Cranium, Monopoly, and Scrabble to more adventurous games like Scavenger Hunt Adventure and Oregon Trail. The author also introduces unique variants like Bibleopoly and the…
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10 Effective Ways to Make the Most of Your Grocery Budget!

After a recent visit to the grocery store, my total spending amounted to $128.44, which I found to be quite reasonable considering the items I purchased and my average weekly grocery bill of $250.00. The receipt proudly displayed a savings of $62.11, equating to a significant discount of 48%. As…
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FREE Books!!! “Stuff Your Kindle” Links to Help Your Search! Here’s What I Found.

Amazon is doing their “Stuff Your Kindle” Day where you can get as many kindle books as you’d like. Many authors have made their books FREE for this event. Others are steeply discounted. Below I’m sharing what we stuffed into our Kindle library. You do have to sort through some…
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The Great Brownie Recipe Experiment: Fine-tuning a Family Favorite

Our family conducted an experiment to perfect their brownie recipe, testing variations of ingredients like sugar, cocoa, and milk. Results showed that adjustments could improve texture and taste. They plan to reduce butter, increase milk, and substitute some sugar with maple syrup. Feedback on their original recipe is welcomed.
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The Essential Pantry: Checklist and Video Tour

Maintaining a well-stocked pantry is crucial amid rising grocery costs. By adjusting to inflation, a family of four would need about $254.40 weekly for essentials. A stocked pantry facilitates meal preparation during emergencies like natural disasters or illnesses. It’s a wise investment, and careful organization and storage are essential for…
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Baby Idalia: An Infant Care Experience

My daughter recently participated in an Early Childhood Education class project at her high school. As part of the course, she was assigned a RealCare Baby 3 Infant Simulator for the weekend. The simulator was set to activate at 4pm on Friday and deactivate at 8pm on Sunday. Coincidentally, my…
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Amaretto Lattes and Crochet with Brae: A Learners Guide
Dear friend, Between the threat of Hurricane Idalia and the extended Labor Day, we’ve found ourselves with leisure time on our hands. My daughter, Braelyn, is talented at crochet, so I asked her to teach me. As it turns out, she’s a better teacher than I am a learner in…
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As Culture Shifts, How Are You Maintaining Traditional Values?

Traditional Values Declining. Although there is “nothing new under the sun,” cultural values tend to undergo shifts over time. There is a growing trend towards individualism, self-centeredness, and the pursuit of wealth, reminiscent of historical civilizations like Sodom & Gomorrah and the Israelites of the Old Testament. According to a…
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What’s Better than Pie and FREE Books?

The homeschooling journey began with Marjorie Price’s book on making apple pie, leading to a curriculum on exploring different cultures. Subsequent recipes for cherry and pumpkin pies enhanced learning about U.S. history and geography. The author appreciates Thrift Books for affordable resources while enjoying family cooking activities together.



