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Summertide Menus: Chicken and Pepper Jack Fajita

Summertide Menus: Chicken and Pepper Jack Fajita

May 24, 2014

I have been meaning to post some yummy recipes from my menus that we’ve enjoyed lately!  This has been a busy graduation week here – delightful though!  Since the week was busy getting ready for graduation (and I missed this week’s CM Teaching Tuesday post) I thought it would be fun to throw together a quick post full of pictures… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen

Creativity and Contentment In the Home Spaces: Kitchen Installment

August 3, 2013

I know I’ve talked about our kitchen before, but I thought you might indulge me and consider taking a fresh look.  I actually started thinking about this post a couple of months ago, when we started tackling my laundry room.  We (ahem….I) had these great plans – my utopian vision of a laundry room.  It consisted of about 800 more square… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen

A Cranberry Day

A Cranberry Day

November 23, 2011

We love cranberries and I can see we’re not the only ones!  We declared today a cranberry day today, and it was a delight from start to finish!  I thought I’d share our cranberry fun since it was so simple and delicious and is easy to do with a day! We enjoyed Dawn’s recommendation of the Reading Rainbow episode on… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen, Learning Spaces, Seasonal

Spring on the Winter Windowsill

Spring on the Winter Windowsill

January 31, 2011

  You know that I love winter, don’t you?  I know.  Crazy.  Nevertheless, I do.  Maybe one of the reasons is that I’m very blessed with sunshine that spills in through my windows even during the wintry months.  However, the one thing I do miss in the winter are fresh herbs from my herb garden.  I enjoy using dried dill… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen

A Little Autumnal Sprucing

A Little Autumnal Sprucing

November 5, 2010

We’re enjoying some beautiful weather here and I’m attending to my fall menus.  I have to be honest and tell you that I’m a little uninspired.  I’m such a visual person that I really need to feel visually invited in my kitchen.  I want it to be warm and welcoming.  Casual and comfortable.  So…I challenged myself to do a little… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Seasonal

Inspiration for Spring Menus

Inspiration for Spring Menus

May 3, 2010

It’s been a rainy day here – perfect for sitting down with my recipe index and favorite cookbooks and finding some inspiring recipes to add to my master spring menu listing!  With late spring we enjoy lighter meals, and look to take advantage of the plentiful seasonal fruits and veggies around here.  I spent the morning at the farmer’s market… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Seasonal

Early Autumn Recipes – Main Dish Installment

Early Autumn Recipes – Main Dish Installment

October 21, 2009

As promised, I’m back to offer a few more recipes from my early autumn menus. Specifically requested were the Penne with 5 cheeses, and the Beef Stroganoff Casserole recipes. I’ll just list them all here for you…and if you see something that looks appealing, grab it and try it. I…um…never follow a recipe exactly…ever. So, everything here has been adjusted… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Seasonal

Early Autumn Recipes – Breakfast Installment

Early Autumn Recipes – Breakfast Installment

October 19, 2009

After posting my menus, you all were eager to see a few recipes – I’m happy to share a few with you. Let me know if I missed one that you were interested in! I’ll add the other recipes in future installments…but I promise not to make you wait long! Breakfasts Puffed Pancakes Oatmeal Bake Homemade bread/Skillet Toast and Jam… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Seasonal

Early Autumn Menus

Early Autumn Menus

October 15, 2009

The temperatures are dropping here, and the trees are beginning to offer beautiful and rich colors…and, not directly related to the natural season, but a welcome harbinger of autumn for us…football season is here! I thought this weekend would be the perfect time to transform my menus, which I consider and set in place seasonally. I must confess that I’m… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Seasonal

The Simple Delight of an Apron

The Simple Delight of an Apron

July 31, 2009

I have mentioned my love for aprons in a few posts and several of you have asked me about them. I did not always view an apron with such pleasure. I thought them so utilitarian that they utterly bored me to tears. But as I progress in my vocation, I am discovering them anew, and finding so much joy in… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen

Delightful Summer Eats

Delightful Summer Eats

June 26, 2008

You know, there really is something to the idea of seasonal eating. My husband would love it if I made chili year round, but I just cannot bring myself to do it. I can’t. It’s cool weather food. I need to be able to smell the crisp air and hear the football game on the tv in order to start… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Seasonal

The Easiest Way to Get Your 5 Fruits and Veggies a Day

The Easiest Way to Get Your 5 Fruits and Veggies a Day

April 10, 2008

I have wanted a Vitamix ever since my Mom got one about a year ago. Rob bought one for me for Easter. We bought a reconditioned one from their website. We have all been enjoying this so much! We have had a fruit smoothie every day, either for breakfast or lunch or both. The other day I accidentally made ice… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen

More splendor in the ordinary

More splendor in the ordinary

June 20, 2007

I just thought this bowl of eggs was lovely. Who would take a picture of a bowl full of eggs because it was the prettiest thing they’d seen? Me 🙂 God’s creation is so full of splendor in the most ordinary and humble of gifts. Behold – the egg…

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen

Attic Clutter to Useful Spice-Rack

Attic Clutter to Useful Spice-Rack

June 11, 2007

I love my kitchen. It is bright and cheery, pretty roomy too. I do have a gigantic pantry – the saving grace of the kitchen. However, it was not designed for a family that actually cooks! I think perhaps it was designed for the “reheat your leftovers from dinner out because you never eat at home together” family. Counterspace is… Read More

Filed Under: Home, In the Kitchen, Projects

The Hot Dog Buns

The Hot Dog Buns

May 30, 2007

Not bad for a first try. A whole wheat hot dog bun is much denser than a white one, so it needs to be thinner, or you won’t be able to finish half of the dog! You fill up too fast on the bun! I’ve made hamburger buns a few more times and we really like them. Still not sure… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen

Homemade Hamburger Buns

Homemade Hamburger Buns

May 18, 2007

I DID IT! I really didn’t expect it to be so easy – honestly! I set as a goal for myself to learn how to make homemade hamburger buns because I felt I was constantly buying white buns at the store. I just naturally assumed there would be more of a learning curve here, like with the bread. Truly, if… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen

Organic living

Organic living

May 17, 2007

The past year has been a fruitful one in terms of our journey towards better nutrition. God, in His infinite wisdom, provided everything we would need to sustain ourselves body and soul on our climb up the mountain to Him. He provided meats and fruits in abundance. He designed our bodies, the temple of the Holy Spirit, to function in… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen

Preparing Whole Foods for a Whole Month

Preparing Whole Foods for a Whole Month

May 16, 2007

I’m excited about this new book I ordered. The idea is whole food cooking, but on a grand scale – about once a month. The idea is that you plan, shop, cook and end up with a freezer full of meals. The author shares a number of forms to help you plan, shop, and multiply your recipes to be able… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen, Projects

Bread Baking Buddies

Bread Baking Buddies

April 10, 2007

Sweet Pea is in charge of making bread, and her little shadow is never far away. Here is our bread recipe. It took about 20 bricks to finally get to this loaf that rises nicely and stays nice and moist. It works best in our Zojirushi bread machine. Sweet Pea affectionately calls it “brick #13” because it was fashioned after… Read More

Filed Under: In the Kitchen

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Some homeschool weeks - if I’m being attentive l Some homeschool weeks - if I’m being attentive like I should be - I have to keep my eyes on my own work and off of social media or other distractions. And then I need to prioritize rest to be ready for the next day. This is one of those weeks.

All 3 of my school age kiddos are transitioning in some way. I’ve been here before. Big skills, big effort, big stretching.

As home educators, we’re here for the planning, the assignments, the execution and assessment, but - friendly reminder - your child is a person. A person with a mind, and a soul. And he’s capable of an extraordinary education! At touchstones along the way that child will signal that he needs help transitioning and making the next step. After all some next steps can be really scary! He might be ready to read, or on the cusp of stepping into algebra, or ready to step up a sports skill, or ready to stretch away from you toward adult independence. All of those are BIG transitions and require courageous “next steps.”

Each child reacts to “next steps” in very different ways. Some charge forward without thinking...others are petrified and paralyzed. Some act out...others withdraw. I’ve experienced a spectrum of responses with my five kids. And we, their parent educators, act as cheering section, personal manager, ring master, confidant, and strong shoulder - sometimes all at once. But we must be attentive and act. We have to be the person that supports, encourages, cheers, prays for, slows down, makes eye contact, and extends a helping hand. We have to be present and attentive. And that’s where I am right now!

I had a minute to come up for air today and I thought I’d take a minute to encourage you in case you’re in a similar place! 🙂 We get these kids for a relatively short time (ask me how I know!!). If you’re in the trenches and life is full and you’re trying to help multiple kids stretch - I’m right there with you, cheering you on! You’ve got this! Take time to guard your rest! (You can’t give from an empty well!) And “let us work wholeheartedly for our children.” (St John Bosco)
Though my goals are many and my days are full, my Though my goals are many and my days are full, my vision for 2021 is distilled and simple!

I have never created a vision board before! But this year, I was inspired by Chevonne at @thiswellplannedlife when she shared her vision board that she assembled on a magnetic board; so I did the same. Mine is still in progress - I’m missing a couple of elements that complete my vision for 2021, but I thought I’d share what I have for now!

“Create in me a clean heart, O Lord,” (Ps 51:10) is the verse that chose me this year. And it is my prayer for 2021.

“Work wholeheartedly” is an excerpt from a quote about education from St. John Bosco that I read years ago, and it defines my purpose as one who works with my whole heart for my children’s education.

The Cardinal Mindszenty quote on motherhood is from @justloveprints Etsy store, and it is at the heart and the center of my vision board because it is the heart of me. It is my primary focus, my life’s work, my story, my joy, and the source of my greatest lessons. Without my husband I would not be a mother so I definitely consider this print as representing my vision for my marriage as well!

The cardstock print of the work surface is from @peachpom - I thought it was a beautiful way to show that my vision for my work, my writing, my content - all I do in my extra time is to be focused on the good.

And then I have a few words that are meaningful to me - “create” and “inspire.” Made in the Image of God we are made to create. Being creative brings me great joy as does sharing that creativity through inspiring and encouraging others.

And then, I love the reminder (from @poiandhun) to enjoy the little things. If you know me at all, you know how foundational the philosophy and posture of wonder is to me! Wonder is the ability to see with a child’s eyes, to see the small without distraction. And to do so is to “enjoy the little things.”

There are many ways to vision board - a magnetic board, digital, paper. I love that mine frames my work spaces as a reminder and focus!

Since I’m new to this, I’d love to know if you vision board - what do you use? What are some things that comprise your 2021 vision? ❤️
I don’t know about you, but I love simple soluti I don’t know about you, but I love simple solutions! I need a weekly view of the appointments and events I’m juggling - it keeps me sane. Even in the midst of Covid I’ve still got 2 kids in braces, regular check ups for the six of us, birthdays, anniversaries, and all the regular appointments that still happen!

I use daily inserts in my planner (from @8lotus.co - check my profile for a coupon/link) and I love the space they give me for my days! But I needed something for my weekly view! 

I found this sticky notepad on Amazon and it’s perfect! I jot down  my weekly essentials (those things that are pegged to a specific time) and sticky this to my monitor! Perfect for regular viewing and checking in while details go in my planner! I was worried the sticky would be...less than...but it’s fantastic! I have used these for a couple of weeks and I can apply, remove, add events, apply again, remove again - and it continues to stick with no corner lifting! Very impressed!

In case you’re looking for something like this to help you with a simple weekly overview, I found this on amazon. There are a few different styles available, and if you search “sticky weekly planner” you’ll find vertical variations of this. The link to this sticky notepad is in my amazon favorites if you want to check them out!

If you use a daily planner, do you keep a weekly view somewhere? What do you use?
National clean your desk day was this past Monday. National clean your desk day was this past Monday...but I waited to share my clean desk with my new corner riser for my monitor! There are so many rectangular monitor risers, but my desk real estate is small and my monitor is tucked in the corner. I found the perfect corner shape riser that fits my small space perfectly and is very sturdy! I put the link to it in my Amazon favorites if you’re interested!  Bonus...it was only $20.

My desk never stays clean for long - it’s a working desk! But I hope this morning you’re enjoying a clean desk or table with a warm cuppa wherever you are! ☕️

#nationalcleanyourdeskday
In my current Mothers Morning Basket. 🧺 What’ In my current Mothers Morning Basket. 🧺 What’s in yours?

#mothersmorningbasket
Perhaps THE best way to refresh your weary homesch Perhaps THE best way to refresh your weary homeschool, your kids, and your own tired spirit is to go outside.

Yet, I understand that in recommending this it may leave some without direction, or at least in want of a workable idea in going forward.

So I want to recommend the book, “Play the Forest School Way.” And I also want to suggest that you allow your children to collect some of the nature treasures found (except for those found in national parks, etc, where specifically prohibited).

“Nature offers us a sanctuary, a place where we can find peace and wonder.”

Aristotle wisely observed that wisdom begins in wonder. You’ll find wonder outdoors amongst the bugs, butterflies, weeds, and wildflowers! Go play in it!

#homeschool #charlottemason #charlottemasonhomeschool #charlottemasonhomeschooling
I like to be totally honest with y’all! If somet I like to be totally honest with y’all! If something doesn’t work, I’ll say so. And if something is working well, I want to shout it from the rooftops! Today, I’m shouting from the rooftops!!

This year I’m using @8lotus.co daily inserts in my planner and I LOVVVVVVVE them! The paper is heavenly, but the layout is a perfect mix of functional and simplicity! (Coupon and link in my profile if you’re interested) My appointments, time blocking, and to do lists - all on one page!

Last year, I struggled a bit with integrating my goals into daily action steps and not...just...well, having them get lost in a day. One of the measures I put in place to counter that was disc punching my @makse.life goals and putting them right into my planner! ✅ Win!! (See Makse story highlights for more) I have found that once I’ve worked out my weekly action steps in my Makse goal setting, I spread them out in my priority box on my daily view! Y’all!!!! This is such a little thing that has made such a positive impact. My most important daily goals are separate from my regular tasks. I know what is most important in moving me forward. And...I do always leave a “catch up” day for my weekly goals...because...life!

Anyway, I’m just stunned what a difference this has made not only in productivity, but overall vision! It’s a huge win!

How do you separate your daily action steps out from your regular planning? If you’ve ever set them aside like this has it made a difference for you?
Just wanted to preserve that moment when my kitche Just wanted to preserve that moment when my kitchen was clean for exactly 5 minutes!! 🤣 Anybody else relate??? 🙋🏼‍♀️
would you like to see more? Catch up with Jen on Instagram

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Some homeschool weeks - if I’m being attentive l Some homeschool weeks - if I’m being attentive like I should be - I have to keep my eyes on my own work and off of social media or other distractions. And then I need to prioritize rest to be ready for the next day. This is one of those weeks.

All 3 of my school age kiddos are transitioning in some way. I’ve been here before. Big skills, big effort, big stretching.

As home educators, we’re here for the planning, the assignments, the execution and assessment, but - friendly reminder - your child is a person. A person with a mind, and a soul. And he’s capable of an extraordinary education! At touchstones along the way that child will signal that he needs help transitioning and making the next step. After all some next steps can be really scary! He might be ready to read, or on the cusp of stepping into algebra, or ready to step up a sports skill, or ready to stretch away from you toward adult independence. All of those are BIG transitions and require courageous “next steps.”

Each child reacts to “next steps” in very different ways. Some charge forward without thinking...others are petrified and paralyzed. Some act out...others withdraw. I’ve experienced a spectrum of responses with my five kids. And we, their parent educators, act as cheering section, personal manager, ring master, confidant, and strong shoulder - sometimes all at once. But we must be attentive and act. We have to be the person that supports, encourages, cheers, prays for, slows down, makes eye contact, and extends a helping hand. We have to be present and attentive. And that’s where I am right now!

I had a minute to come up for air today and I thought I’d take a minute to encourage you in case you’re in a similar place! 🙂 We get these kids for a relatively short time (ask me how I know!!). If you’re in the trenches and life is full and you’re trying to help multiple kids stretch - I’m right there with you, cheering you on! You’ve got this! Take time to guard your rest! (You can’t give from an empty well!) And “let us work wholeheartedly for our children.” (St John Bosco)
Though my goals are many and my days are full, my Though my goals are many and my days are full, my vision for 2021 is distilled and simple!

I have never created a vision board before! But this year, I was inspired by Chevonne at @thiswellplannedlife when she shared her vision board that she assembled on a magnetic board; so I did the same. Mine is still in progress - I’m missing a couple of elements that complete my vision for 2021, but I thought I’d share what I have for now!

“Create in me a clean heart, O Lord,” (Ps 51:10) is the verse that chose me this year. And it is my prayer for 2021.

“Work wholeheartedly” is an excerpt from a quote about education from St. John Bosco that I read years ago, and it defines my purpose as one who works with my whole heart for my children’s education.

The Cardinal Mindszenty quote on motherhood is from @justloveprints Etsy store, and it is at the heart and the center of my vision board because it is the heart of me. It is my primary focus, my life’s work, my story, my joy, and the source of my greatest lessons. Without my husband I would not be a mother so I definitely consider this print as representing my vision for my marriage as well!

The cardstock print of the work surface is from @peachpom - I thought it was a beautiful way to show that my vision for my work, my writing, my content - all I do in my extra time is to be focused on the good.

And then I have a few words that are meaningful to me - “create” and “inspire.” Made in the Image of God we are made to create. Being creative brings me great joy as does sharing that creativity through inspiring and encouraging others.

And then, I love the reminder (from @poiandhun) to enjoy the little things. If you know me at all, you know how foundational the philosophy and posture of wonder is to me! Wonder is the ability to see with a child’s eyes, to see the small without distraction. And to do so is to “enjoy the little things.”

There are many ways to vision board - a magnetic board, digital, paper. I love that mine frames my work spaces as a reminder and focus!

Since I’m new to this, I’d love to know if you vision board - what do you use? What are some things that comprise your 2021 vision? ❤️
I don’t know about you, but I love simple soluti I don’t know about you, but I love simple solutions! I need a weekly view of the appointments and events I’m juggling - it keeps me sane. Even in the midst of Covid I’ve still got 2 kids in braces, regular check ups for the six of us, birthdays, anniversaries, and all the regular appointments that still happen!

I use daily inserts in my planner (from @8lotus.co - check my profile for a coupon/link) and I love the space they give me for my days! But I needed something for my weekly view! 

I found this sticky notepad on Amazon and it’s perfect! I jot down  my weekly essentials (those things that are pegged to a specific time) and sticky this to my monitor! Perfect for regular viewing and checking in while details go in my planner! I was worried the sticky would be...less than...but it’s fantastic! I have used these for a couple of weeks and I can apply, remove, add events, apply again, remove again - and it continues to stick with no corner lifting! Very impressed!

In case you’re looking for something like this to help you with a simple weekly overview, I found this on amazon. There are a few different styles available, and if you search “sticky weekly planner” you’ll find vertical variations of this. The link to this sticky notepad is in my amazon favorites if you want to check them out!

If you use a daily planner, do you keep a weekly view somewhere? What do you use?
National clean your desk day was this past Monday. National clean your desk day was this past Monday...but I waited to share my clean desk with my new corner riser for my monitor! There are so many rectangular monitor risers, but my desk real estate is small and my monitor is tucked in the corner. I found the perfect corner shape riser that fits my small space perfectly and is very sturdy! I put the link to it in my Amazon favorites if you’re interested!  Bonus...it was only $20.

My desk never stays clean for long - it’s a working desk! But I hope this morning you’re enjoying a clean desk or table with a warm cuppa wherever you are! ☕️

#nationalcleanyourdeskday
In my current Mothers Morning Basket. 🧺 What’ In my current Mothers Morning Basket. 🧺 What’s in yours?

#mothersmorningbasket
Perhaps THE best way to refresh your weary homesch Perhaps THE best way to refresh your weary homeschool, your kids, and your own tired spirit is to go outside.

Yet, I understand that in recommending this it may leave some without direction, or at least in want of a workable idea in going forward.

So I want to recommend the book, “Play the Forest School Way.” And I also want to suggest that you allow your children to collect some of the nature treasures found (except for those found in national parks, etc, where specifically prohibited).

“Nature offers us a sanctuary, a place where we can find peace and wonder.”

Aristotle wisely observed that wisdom begins in wonder. You’ll find wonder outdoors amongst the bugs, butterflies, weeds, and wildflowers! Go play in it!

#homeschool #charlottemason #charlottemasonhomeschool #charlottemasonhomeschooling
I like to be totally honest with y’all! If somet I like to be totally honest with y’all! If something doesn’t work, I’ll say so. And if something is working well, I want to shout it from the rooftops! Today, I’m shouting from the rooftops!!

This year I’m using @8lotus.co daily inserts in my planner and I LOVVVVVVVE them! The paper is heavenly, but the layout is a perfect mix of functional and simplicity! (Coupon and link in my profile if you’re interested) My appointments, time blocking, and to do lists - all on one page!

Last year, I struggled a bit with integrating my goals into daily action steps and not...just...well, having them get lost in a day. One of the measures I put in place to counter that was disc punching my @makse.life goals and putting them right into my planner! ✅ Win!! (See Makse story highlights for more) I have found that once I’ve worked out my weekly action steps in my Makse goal setting, I spread them out in my priority box on my daily view! Y’all!!!! This is such a little thing that has made such a positive impact. My most important daily goals are separate from my regular tasks. I know what is most important in moving me forward. And...I do always leave a “catch up” day for my weekly goals...because...life!

Anyway, I’m just stunned what a difference this has made not only in productivity, but overall vision! It’s a huge win!

How do you separate your daily action steps out from your regular planning? If you’ve ever set them aside like this has it made a difference for you?
Just wanted to preserve that moment when my kitche Just wanted to preserve that moment when my kitchen was clean for exactly 5 minutes!! 🤣 Anybody else relate??? 🙋🏼‍♀️
would you like to see more? Catch up with Jen on Instagram

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