Posted in Everyday Insanity, Raising Children| June 25th, 2009
Tonight was one of those beautiful summer nights that I wanted to cling to and never let go of. These small moments in my children’s lives that I hope they’ll remember for always and talk about long after I am gone.
I mowed the grass today while they napped. I convinced myself that if I got [...]
Posted in WAHM Tips| June 24th, 2009
I’ve been really excited lately because we’ve put an extra push into expanding the soap business. I’ve been D R E A M I N G of the day that Brent came home from work and said he was ready to renovate the garage into a super cool Soap Studio for me. And it happened [...]
Posted in Just blogging| June 23rd, 2009
Do you frequently visit the blogs of people you know you don’t agree with, just so you can get really steamed and leave sassy comments?
Do you enjoy snooping through your “friends” facebook pages and baulking at their foolishness or perhaps even getting offended at things they have written that had nothing to do with you?
Do [...]
Posted in Everyday Insanity, Field Trips, Quiverfull/Birth Control| June 18th, 2009
I’ve pretty much come to the conclusion that when I meet people for the first time I should say, “Hi, my name is Missi, and I’m here to freak you out.” Chatty strangers tend to draw out any number of details about my lifestyle that evidently totally fascinates them.
Tonight I went to purchase an area [...]
Posted in Menus and Grocery Lists| June 15th, 2009
Not that anyone is actually paying attention to this little bit of the blog, but last week I think I forgot I was 23-ish weeks. I can’t keep up with it, but every Sunday I get an email that tells me how far along I probably am, and yesterday it said 24 weeks. So it’s [...]
Posted in Raising Children| June 13th, 2009
Now that I’ve come out of the closet and admitted my accidental parenting, I’ve got a couple more gems to share with you.
You know that feeling you had as a child when you first realized you really could pedal your bike down the street with your arms outstretched like a bird? I feel that way [...]
Posted in Raising Children| June 11th, 2009
I’ve been reading this bit on the Idle Parent, and it sounds like a lot of hooey to me. (Google it, I won’t waste space here to cover the details. Suffice it to say, it is exactly what it sounds like… Whatever is natural is good, and children should be left to themselves to become what they [...]
Posted in Organic Gardening| June 11th, 2009
Baby tomatoes popping out everywhere.
Ya’ll. I’m so greedy with these blackberries that I have to restrain myself from digging the whole bush up and moving it closer to the house. I waited for a little while to see if the birds were going to attack it, but they seem satisfied to nibble on my strawberry [...]
Posted in Menus and Grocery Lists| June 8th, 2009
Monday: Leftover Pancakes/at WFM/BBQ Chicken Sammiches & raw veggies/Banana Avocado Smoothies/Beef and Quinoa Meatballs, sweet potato
Tuesday: Presoaked Oatmeal/”Ants on a Log”/Leftovers/Fruit/Baked Salmon, Cheese Grits
Wednesday: Eggs and Bagels/Whole Grain Blueberry Muffins/Bean and Cheese Quesadillas/ Popcorn/Beans and Rice
Thursday: Eggs and Toast/Popcorn/Leftovers/Yogurt and granola/Homemade Hamburger Helper
Friday: Presoaked Oatmeal/Muffins/Leftovers/Fruit/DIY Pizza
Saturday: Eggs and Toast/apples, PB, and raisins/leftovers/smoothies/pancakes
Sunday: Pancakes/at church/Sandwiches/Soup
Produce:
2 things [...]
Posted in Everyday Insanity| June 6th, 2009
Brent normally works on Saturdays, and today was no exception. He took off before breakfast and the kids and I began our first chore of the day after a quick meal of Blueberry Muffins and scrambled eggs.
Next to check off the list was pickin’ up some milk at the farm. We only have to drive [...]