Hi. I'm Bre.
Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in homeschool, travel, and eating clean. Thanks for stopping by!
Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in homeschool, travel, and eating clean. Thanks for stopping by!
2018 has been difficult and amazing all at the same time so I thought I would take a moment to fill in our friends and family with our year and how God is working in and through our lives.
This was a post that I have so badly wanted to write, and didn’t know where to begin. To display pictures publicly of our home feels foreign and in no way would I want it to come across as braggadocious. So to show you pictures of this home we had the opportunity to build would be an injustice…
Building a home was not exactly what I expected, and everything I expected all at once. Needless to say, we learned a lot through the process and I wanted to capture some tips and tricks that might help you, or someone you know who may want to build a custom home!
Homeschool year 5. I have adopted a new motto, I’m sharing our curriculum choices and I am answering your questions! Get ready, this is a full post. ;)
My friend Ruth Bethea just graduated her oldest twins this last Spring. She is sweet, honest genuine and so so wise. She has great advice on homeschooling through High School, don’t miss this interview!
Heather Robison is a homeschooling Mom of 5 in Utah. She does such a great job of incorporating unit studies into their days and it is inspiring to say the least. If you have ever wondered about unit studies, or would just love to glean some wisdom from this sweet Mama you have come to the right place.
In this post we talk to a Mama who leads her kids in the Charlotte Mason Method for their education. It is near to my heart for so many reasons, but the emphasis on nature might be my favorite.
When it comes to homeschool, there are SO many methods and learning styles to choose from, which is wonderful and overwhelming. Here is a little snip it of the Classical model of educating and a great interview with my good friend Kristin Phillips.
I went a full year without sugar, gluten, soy and dairy. I am sharing an update on my health journey as well as answering the question, “What do you eat?!”.
In this post I am sharing our potty training experience with Gwyn. She was by far our hardest one to train and through all the tips and tricks I tried, there is only one thing that worked. The one thing I knew I needed to do a long time ago. Time, however, was the tricky part.
We are finished with our homeschool year and after completing our 4th year of homeschool, I feel like I finally let go enough to figure out how to keep the joy in our homeschool experience.
Quitting when it got hard may have seemed like the easier choice at the time, but pressing in and asking God for guidance, endurance and JOY gave us the chance to build character and the opportunity for my son to see the importance of perseverance.
Easy is definitely not a word I would use to describe homeschooling. If I am gut wrenchingly honest, I would say exhausting, challenging, or perhaps even overwhelming.
December is one of our favorite months for many reasons, but the fact that we do not officially do our school work really gets my kids excited. Read more to find out why I decided to make this rebellious decision for my family and just how we fill our days in December.
Paleo pumpkin cinnamon rolls, roasted pumpkin seeds and some delicious hot chocolate from scratch. This post will fill all your Fall cravings in the best and "cleanest" way possible. Paleo, Whole30 and Vegan options.
Fall always brings about changes in our household. I needed this post to process some things the Lord put on my heart in regards to this season of change and perhaps maybe you too can relate.
I am finally catching up and posting about our 12 day trip to Florida and if you enjoy pictures, theme park tips and a good laugh, this post is for you.
