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Continue reading →: Sometimes things Rise from the Dead
I chose to start homeschooling this year our 9-year-old son since I knew we would be moving to the land this spring/summer, and there was no way I was bussing or driving a long distance to a school. We will have a whole other post on homeschooling and whatnot; this…
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Continue reading →: Rain rain and more rain
I’m starting writing this sort of at an odd time in the process, instead of startig this from the beginning like one should so they actually remember things acuratly and put thing sin order I am starting this blog kind of in the middle. So these posts will be out…
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Continue reading →: Moving into the Wild
Okay moving into the wild may sound a bit dramatic but to be fair between the weather being an absolute monsoon and the time crunch that my lack of planning and procrastination didn’t help, it FELT like we moved into the wild. May 31 is my birthday and is also…
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Continue reading →: Awkward People
The author shares their struggle with social interactions and forming friendships due to awkwardness and dyslexia. They recount a craft day with a newfound friend, revealing a humorous mishap with spelling that turned into a cherished memory. The experience emphasizes the importance of humor and resilience in facing personal challenges.
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Continue reading →: Carving PumpkinsWith Halloween approaching we of course purchased a pumpkin for our youngest, and most excitable child to carve. This usually means that he chooses a pumpkin, tells me what he wants to carve on it, and then I summon all the artistic talents that I can find and then attempt…
