Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in homeschool, travel, and eating clean. Thanks for stopping by!
As a homeschool family, we thrive on getting outdoors and exploring. This week I am sharing some of our favorite spots in and around Springfield to get outdoors!
School days, school days dear old golden rule days...Oh August. Summer is over and school is here and if you find yourself in a bit of a funk or overwhelmed with the thought of homeschooling for the first time, or just hopping back into a new year, I have a few tips. Honestly, they are things I need to remind myself constantly.
1 month out from my cleanse, and I have never been more convinced of the connection between health and spiritual health. I am sharing all my thought provoking revelations the Lord has placed on my heart through this journey so far.
Are you curious what I have been eating on my 8 week long cleanse? As a busy mom of three, I like to keep our meals simple, without compromising on our clean eating. In this post, I am sharing 5 easy "clean" meals for the work week. Enjoy!
What do you do when you simply have a hard time mustering up the feelings to drive the motivation to keep doing the things you know need to be done to fill in those gaps of not having all the right "feels"?
We are all given 24 hours in a day. We are all given the gift of life and gifts in this life to steward, and to steward well. In this post, I am sharing with you a conviction that has been on my heart in regards to how we take care of the gifts we are given.
Yes, I gave up coffee and many of my favorite foods. It's a long story, but I am sharing a bit about it with you in hopes that you will geek out with me for a bit on my love of all things health as I share my journey. Also, I gave up coffee, this is a great time to pray for me and my family. ;)
I explained in last week's post how multi-tasking gets in the way of the things that are truly important to the very people in my home. Well, what about those right outside of the door?
In this post, I try to tackle this ugly multi-tasking disease I have been plagued with for years. I am slowing down and simplifying, but it is a work in progress.
My sweet Lila Blue is turning 5 in a couple days. In this post, I am documenting just a glimpse of her story these first 5 years and everything about her that is precious to our family.
How are you expecting God to move in your life? In this post I want you to know that your life in prayer and relationship to God does not have to look like Eeyore (the sad little donkey from Winnie the Pooh).
Simple chicken tacos made with whole ingredients and a Whole30/Paleo approved option.
I can without a doubt tell you that my children have taught me more about life than any books or education.Last week Jude woke up and said, "Mom, can we just get along today?"
I am going to share a little about our reading struggles and the things we have done to finally see the rewards of perseverance after a long, long struggle
Rest does not necessarily mean inactivity. How are you creating a Sabbath rest in your home and in your life?
We want our kids to grasp the love of Christ. We want them to be curious and to discover and own their own relationship with the Lord. So where do you start? What does that look like?
You are setting a foundation of love that will change your child's life and leave a legacy few things in life ever will.
You are what you eat.. or so they say. ;) Find out what we strive for at the Stewart home when it comes to eating certain foods.
What if patience was meant to be more than acceptance of delay? I believe it is.
I always resisted a formal schedule because I wanted to take advantage of every perk I assumed in the privilege of homeschooling my children. In my mind, we could do what we wanted, when we wanted and in our pajamas. Read on about how wrong I was.
