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Filed Under: High School · Strategies & Tips

Is college a waste of time?

In asking the question is college a waste of time I am seeking to challenge my children to evaluate what their goals are toward college. Before you get offended unnecessarily, I am in no way suggesting that people who have a college education have wasted their time. I only want to share that over the […]

Filed Under: Family

The Lynx is Back!

Remember that beautiful Green Lynx I photographed a couple days ago (you can just scroll down a bit to see the picture)? Well, as I went outside this afternoon to take a picture of this slightly-less-beautiful spider that was napping outside our window (UPDATE: This hairy spider is a Platycryptus undatus [a tan jumping spider] […]

Filed Under: Family

Not for the arachnophobic!

Arachnophobic – extreme or irrational fear of spiders. My kids discovered this gorgeous spider outside our dining room window. We haven't yet determined what type of spider this is (other than huge and kiwi-green!), but hopefully it won't take much research. With a body that's a good 2 inches long and such beautiful markings, surely it won't be difficult to identify! […]

Filed Under: Home Management · Recipes

Slow Cooker Chicken Wet Burritos

Slow cooker chicken wet burritos are so easy and a great way to make ahead meals for the month. Wet burritos is one of our family's favorite meals. I've made them before with refried beans as a filling and with a taco meat/bean filling, but I'd never made them with chicken until last night. After […]

Filed Under: Science

Apologia Exploring Creation Homeschool Science Curriculum

If you are looking for a good Homeschool Science Curriculum then read this post. Jaden's in sixth grade and will be starting "big-boy" science next year (by "big-boy" I just mean he'll be doing a full-blown 7th grade General Science curriculum), but I didn't want him to miss out on reading through the Apologia Exploring […]

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A Rare Two-Meal Day

I can't remember the last time I prepared two sit-down meals in one day, let alone on a Sunday which is often one of our busiest days. But for some reason we ended up making two full meals today. After the fact we realized that our meals were very representative of our fairly new MediterrAsian […]

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