Rarely, a children’s book fires the imagination, tugs at your heart, and resonates long after you have children of your own.
In our family, that book is My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George.
My children, much like I did when I was little, have hatched elaborate plans to run away. And, like my mother [...]
On a recent stroll in Hudson, NY, Alex and I found statues of new dog breeds at the Best In Show street exhibit.
The richly adorned Tutt Mutt was a show stopper.
Thinking of Kayla’s recent fascination with corn dogs, we had to snap this one for her.
But, his backside is just for Dave. He knows why.
Finally, [...]
How is homeschooling like the 12 Labors of Hercules? Find out on the 134th Carnival of Homeschooling at the Life on the Road blog site.
This summer, many Americans are discovering the pleasures of a staycation. They’re staying home, exploring their hometowns, and discovering how to chill in their own backyard.
As fuel costs rise and families labor under a mounting debt-load, a staycation offers a respite from the stress of daily life. Even better, relaxing at home frees you [...]
As part of our current austerity program, I’ve resolved to not make any unnecessary purchases. For now, we’re just buying the necessities.
These good intentions are not helped by receiving a stack of catalogs in my curbside mailbox everyday. But, I’m never going to find the time to call each company to ask them to [...]
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