Summer Reading: Lazy Days and Good Books
I am the child of two readers. I can remember having this conversation with my Mom… many times:
“Da-ad, are you listening to me?:
I am the child of two readers. I can remember having this conversation with my Mom… many times:
“Da-ad, are you listening to me?:
I don’t know much about soccer, but that didn’t stop me from volunteering to coach a U6 (4- & 5-year-olds) team for our local homeschool soccer league. Practice started off well. The kids mastered the “no hands in soccer” rule relatively quickly, and in just a couple of weeks, the team went from running along-side…
Cub Scouts, AWANA, Lowes Build and Grow Workshops… know what these three things have in common? Patches, lots of patches to be sewn onto shirts, vests, and aprons. Early on in my eldest son’s Cub Scout career, I discovered a little secret that has made sewing patches so (pun intended) easy: I GLUE the patch…
Our boys were told long ago that we feel very strongly that they have absolutely no excuse for saying, “I’m bored,” given the number of books, toys, and games stored in our home, and that if we hear them saying they’re bored, we will find a large garbage bag and send them off to…
Are you overwhelmed by all of the book reviews I’ve posted this year? Don’t worry. Go ahead; tell the truth. Even my husband has said, “Enough with the book reviews, already. They’re… boring” Yikes! That’s not a word we toss around easily in our home. And he’s right. I started this blog to write about…
It’s been a busy two weeks. So busy, in fact, that I lost all track of time and forgot to post the Making Memories Monday link this week. Thank you Tina of Being Made New for bringing this to my attention. It is, after all, Tuesday and my link should have been up Sunday evening. …
Summer: long days, lazy days, no school, splashing in the pool, racing through the yard, no school, reading… WAIT… I thought you said no school! For some, reading is synonymous with long summer days, with time spent visiting far-off places, meeting new friends, having new adventures… but for others, reading is work, it’s a struggle,…