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The Best (and Worst) Books for Ages 8 to 12 {September 2020}
October 21, 2020
This post contains affiliate links. It’s been a busy month of reading in our house. While the girls used to only get their reading via the stories I read aloud, now they’re far enough through the Barton Reading and...
Well, I’ve been trying the Whole30 since September, and I went two weeks with no cheats. And then I threw in the towel. I felt like I was really limiting myself and what I eat, and while...
This post contains affiliate links. I read All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr several years ago. I remembered that this Pulitizer prize winning book left me spellbound, and I remembered...
I’m back on WW Green Plan after going off for a few weeks to try my hand at the Whole30. While I failed at the Whole30, I did lose weight while I was on it, and, more...
I’ll admit, I’ve had a bit of trouble sticking to the Whole30. I would go three to five days and then go off for a day. But, for the last 10 days, I’ve been going strong, and...
This post contains affiliate links. I read The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah earlier this year, which I loved, and since then, I’ve been on a mission to read more of her books. Winter...
This post contains affiliate links. When my kids were little, I hated paying $20 to $40 for a Halloween costume that would only be used...
Now that I’m doing the Whole30, my meal prep usually includes Whole30 and non-Whole30 meal prep. I know many people do the Whole30 and make separate meals for their family, but mama don’t have time for that. ...
This post contains affiliate links. For our Christian missionary book for this month, we chose C.T. Studd: No Retreat by Janet and Geoff Benge. None of us had heard of him before, and...
For months, PB & J Girl wanted to be a hula dancer for Halloween. One of her American Girl books (Kit’s book, I...