This DIY Lemon and Rosemary Gardener’s Hand Scrub recipe is perfect for getting all of the dirt from gardening off your hands! When I get outdoors and garden, I want to garden. By that I mean really digging my hands into that amazing smelling dark soil. No gloves, just me, my spade, and some dirt.Read More
Container Gardening 101
Maybe your yard does not offer enough room to plant everything you would like, or perhaps you are using containers to dress up your porch, patio, or deck. Either way, container gardening is a fun and an easy way to grow beautiful flowers and edible plants to enjoy. The beauty of container gardening is thatRead More
Backyard Birdwatching Unit Study
This simple backyard birdwatching unit study is easy to put together and fun for preschool through early elementary age children. Backyard Birdwatching Unit Study As a homeschooling family, we enjoy doing nature studies. Both my children, especially my 5-year-old son, love anything to do with the outdoors. As the weather turns warmer we have noticedRead More
Harvest Spice Latte Sugar Scrub
One of the best things about the fall season is the delicious scents that come with it, like cinnamon, clove, ginger, and nutmeg. They are all rich, warm, and inviting, making them the perfect scents to wrap yourself up in. Fall also brings cool weather which can be drying to your skin, but you canRead More
Balsamic Roasted Brussel Sprouts
Make these Balsamic Roasted Brussels Sprouts to accompany a simple weeknight meal or to impress your guests on the weekend. While they look beautiful they are deceptively easy to make, so be sure and put them on your menu rotation. Are you tired of the same old vegetables for dinner? If peas, green beans, and corn seem to beRead More
Ginger Pear Mini Pies
This ginger pear mini pies recipe is easy to make in a muffin tin. Aromatic spices and tender, sweet pears are the perfect duo for Fall fare. I make portion control easy and upped the cuteness factor by baking my pear filling in handy pie crusts. These are just right for buffets, picnics, or even an on-the-runRead More
Spiced Pumpkin Butter
This easy Spiced pumpkin butter recipe is made using a can of pumpkin puree. This saves you time since you don’t have to roast a pumpkin and puree it before making the pumpkin butter. Guess what? Fall is very nearly here! While it isn’t official, and it is still hot here in Florida, I couldn’tRead More
Cornmeal Crusted Fried Green Tomato Fries
This Cornmeal Crusted Fried Green Tomato Fries recipe is a delicious way to use up your green tomatoes Being from the South I love a good traditional fried green tomato, and sometimes I like to switch them up a bit and add some new flavor. I was making a few things with cornmeal the otherRead More
Building a Better Morning Routine
Here are tips for getting your day off to a good start by building a better morning routine. Nothing starts the day off on the wrong foot like a hectic and harried morning. One way to avoid this is through some simple planning that will make your mornings run much smoother, setting the tone forRead More
Ginger Pumpkin Soup
This homemade Ginger Pumpkin Soup will warm you on chilly fall evenings and leave you satisfied. It is pumpkin everything season! I take this very seriously and I find a way to put pumpkin or pumpkin spice into everything I make- from my morning coffee to my fall soups. This pumpkin soup is thick andRead More
Vegetable Gratin Skillet
Make use of garden vegetables to create this colorful and healthy vegetable gratin skillet recipe. I cannot walk up and down the aisle of a farmer’s market without being taken in by the beautiful and fresh produce. I always bring home a basketful of tried and true’s and at least one new thing to try. OneRead More
Making Toy Boats with Kids
If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive craft or activity to do with your kids this summer- this one covers both, it is fun to make and then double the fun when playing. We pulled out a bunch of our supplies and made 3 different kinds of boats, it even turned into a bitRead More
5 Ways to Inspire Kids’ Sense of Adventure
Here are 5 Ways to Inspire Kids’ Sense of Adventure. They will learn so much by getting out into the real world and exploring, learning, and traveling! Inspiring a sense of adventure in our kids is so important. It can give them confidence and awareness of their surroundings. You don’t have to go far toRead More
Exploding Colors Science Experiment
Kids will love watching the colorful reactions in this Exploding Colors Science Experiment. It’s an easy activity using milk, dish soap, and food coloring. It doesn’t take much to get my little girl excited about science, as long as it comes in the form of a science experiment. Vinegar, baking soda, food coloring, anything thatRead More
Oatmeal and Honey Moisturizing Bar Soap
If you love to create your own homemade bath and beauty products using simple and natural ingredients instead of those filled with chemicals, additives, artificial dyes, and scents, then you are going to love this rich, moisturizing soap. With the ability to exfoliate, moisturize, and cleanse your skin, this Oatmeal and Honey Moisturizing Bar Soap is not onlyRead More
Winter Fairy Garden for Kids
Kids will love staging miniature pieces to create this whimsical Winter Fairy Garden. They may even lure some snow fairies with this fun winter project! Fairy Gardens are sweet, magical, and just plain fun. Anything that comes in miniature size is just a delight to look at and play with. Even for adults. Put itRead More
Christmas Fairy Garden
Kids will love making this Christmas Fairy Garden to celebrate the magic and wonder of the holiday! It’s simple to create with fun Christmas miniatures and a small Rosemary plant. Christmas is full of such magic and wonderment. Fairy gardens are the same way so they make a natural pairing. This Christmas Fairy Garden isRead More
How to Make DIY Seed Bombs – Recipe and Tutorial
These fun DIY seed bombs are a fantastic favor for weddings, baby showers, farm or garden themed birthdays, or just a fun hands on project for you and the kids. You can make seed bombs with just about any scrap paper from newspaper to colored card stock, making them easy to customize to your desired colors.Read More
How to Make Peg Doll Fairies
Does your child like fairies? Here is a tutorial demonstrating how to make Peg Doll Fairies from small wood doll body pieces. My little girl and I love to make fairy gardens all year round in every theme that we can think of. It’s a wonderfully therapeutic, creative, and bonding activity. This time, we decided to tryRead More
Fall Harvest Fairy Garden
Create a Fall Harvest Fairy Garden for your child to enjoy this autumn! It is nearly fall harvest season! The same goes for those busy industrious fairies, don’t they deserve a pretty patch of land to work for themselves? My little and I set out to create a Fall Harvest Fairy Garden in an oldRead More
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