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Memorial Day Sale

  I just wanted to hop online quickly to let you know about a super flash sale over at Amazon on this super cute and durable patio set !  Memorial Day is so much more than sales, deals, and picnics, but I know that having a quality patio set on my porch helps the homeschool days go so much smoother. Not to mention that it lends to more meals outside, providing additional quality family time.  Wouldn't you agree that the traditional family meal has been lost to our culture? Especially throughout the summer. One unique commonality that many homeschooling families share is the love of food. Our family gathers together around food and my kids are the ones who enjoy preparing what is plated.  If you are looking for a new patio set new patio set just in time for summer, snag one this Memorial Day weekend for 40% off. Hurry, this offer ends soon!

Something to Stand For—In Theaters June 27

  Join America’s favorite storyteller, Mike Rowe, on an epic journey to the heart of Washington D.C. Drawing from his blockbuster podcast “The Way I Heard It,” this cinematic tour de force will take viewers to the frontlines of the American Revolution, World War II, the Civil Rights movement, and more. My younger kids just finished learning about the American Revolution in history and Neil Armstrong in science. I mentioned to my husband that we just take a weekend trip to Washington D.C to reinforce what they have learned. He then reminded me how stressful the family field trip was when our older kids were their age. Two words sums up the stress—the subway. Oh, yes, talk about us being on edge. I always loved the thrill of big cities in my teens and twenties but travelling on the subway with kids is a completely different ballgame. So when my husband suggested to do it when they are a little older, I immediately agreed.  What's the next best thing to visiting D.C. in person? G...

Encountering God Study Bible (Review and Giveaway)

    Before I get into this review, let's backtrack. Everyone has a past, whether you grew up in a Christian home or not. I have been saved 20+ years so it is easy to forget the past sinful days of my youth but when I saw that the Blackabys just released the  Encountering God Study Bible , I was whisked back to those days—in a good way. The Bible says to  “ Look to the Rock from which you were hewn, and to the hole of the pit from which you were dug, (Isaiah 51:1). ”    When I think of that verse, I think of what God brought me out of. Where he brought me from. In college, while studying Elementary Education, I would go to class during the day and hang out with the wrong crowd at night. A sweet little Italian girl who grew up in Black Forest, Germany, befriended me. She asked me if each Sunday afternoon I would want to visit her dorm room to go through a Bible study called Experiencing God by Henry Blackaby. This one on one time with someone who cared, was j...