Here is a fun and simple melting crayon art project that just about anyone can do. You only need a few supplies to make a super cool, one of a kind masterpiece. Supplies: crayons, old or new thick paper or canvas tape blow dryer You’ll also want to prepare a workspace and utilize an apron or an old shirt as
Melting Crayon Art
Printable Fall Coloring Sheets
Welcome fall, here are some free printable fall coloring sheets to go with the season. Okay, so those of you who know me well enough by now, know that I do not really like to welcome fall. I’m just not a fan of the colder weather, but I do love plenty of things about the season. I love seeing the
What is Chicken of the Woods?
What is it? What is chicken of the Woods? Chicken of the Woods is an edible mushroom, a tasty and super nutritious one at that. These mushrooms are fairly easy to find with their bright orange/yellow colors. They can be found in the forest growing on the sides of dying or dead trees. They are usually found in the spring
Way too Fast
“Life it seems goes way too fast. Simple pleasures will make it last. Slow down and watch a child at play, cherish simplicity along the way. Reflect upon each day as it’s passed- Simple pleasures will make it last.” T. J. Mills The above poem has been hanging above my stove now for years. I often stop for just a
Zucchini Blueberry Muffins
Zucchini is in season around here, so I’ve decided to share this recipe for zucchini blueberry muffins with you. I’ve been making these for a few years now and it has become a favorite summer treat at our house. These are dairy and nut free so everyone enjoys them here. *You can freeze some shredded zucchini to bake these in
All Together Again
One Last Trip? Well, we are all back together again. Before spring was over we had one last trip to Northwest Alabama. We headed back to our beloved farmhouse rental, perhaps for our last time? Before arriving at our destination we made a stop in Tuscumbia, AL. For a small town (just under 9,000 residents), I was surprised at the
How I Make Banana Pudding
Here is a post on how I make banana pudding. I’ve always loved banana pudding, but honestly I haven’t really made it until this past year. My husband always said he didn’t care for it. However, I just had to try my hand at this delicious classic, so I have come up with a simple recipe that I love and
“Do I Have a Follower?”
“Do I have a follower?,” I said as our one and a half year old chased after me down the hall. Sometimes I think he believes when Mommy closes the bathroom door, I’m transported somewhere else, never to return to him. I think he has now realized that not to be true, but he still wants to be wherever Mommy’s
Pizza Casserole
When I was a kid, I remember my mother once making a pizza casserole for a family reunion, it was a big hit. After many years, now married with my own family to feed, I still remember that dish, at least vaguely. Years ago, I came up with my own version and everyone loved it. This is a true comfort
Sewer Gas, Storms, and the Beauty of Nature
On the Road Again It’s been a bit, so here is a springtime family update. At the start of spring, we headed south with all the kiddos. My husband was going to be taking the older children to an event for youth, and I was going to be taking care of all the younger ones. After the event, we planned