Musings of a Mother
Ramblings of a mother, wife, homemaker. Sharing tidbits about home, cooking, gardening, parenthood, homeschooling, faith and whatever my ‘mom brain’ comes up with.
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Tips to Help You Cook More This School Year: Part 2 (opens the original)
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Hi friends! I’m back with my Part 2 collection of tips to help you cook more this upcoming school year. If you missed Part 1, start there!<img alt="" class="sizing-norma
Tips to Help You Cook More This School Year: Part 1 (opens the original)
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This is going to be the school year you cook for your family! You’ve said it in years past and it happens for the first month, fueled by motivation and excitement, but then life gets busy, and, well, the cooking falls to the wayside. But not this year! This is the school year you love to cook… or, at least, tolerate it? Let’s opt for an enthusiastic love, I’m here to be your cheerleader, hype-girl, encourager through it! <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/
My Kitchen Essentials (opens the original)
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I thought it would be fun to make a post with my kitchen essentials; my workhorses in the kitchen! If you’ve been following me for awhile, you know cooking is my thing. It’s a true love of mine, which is a good thing because I cook a lot. I mean a lot, a lot. I’ll touch on the reasons why I cook so much below, but my hope in sharing why I love to cook and how often I cook is to establish a bit of credibility when it comes to my essentials list. This isn’t coming from an influencer who has two ki
10 Things I'm Bringing into this Homeschool Year (opens the original)
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Ring the school bell—it’s time!I ordered our curriculum books for this upcoming school year when they went on sale in the spring, and I’ve kept them in their shipping boxes since they arrived, as that felt like the best way to safely store them until it was time to crack open the books. I thought it would be fun to take my kids back-to-school supply shopping this year and make a fun trip out of it, so the other day, I suggested we open the new school books and make a list of what supplies we’d n
Lately (opens the original)
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I felt like doing a “just for fun” post today, a jumble of ‘musings’ and hodge-podge things I’ve been enjoying recently, a post that could be a creative release of sorts, without being too deep or require a ton of brain power. Just for fun!Here’s a roundup of what I’ve been cooking, reading, wearing, teaching, growing, planning… all the things! Sharing as a homeschooling, stay-at-home mother of three young children, with one on the way (getting closer!), who lives in a doublewide mobile home on
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