Small Success Thursday: Running (the Good Kind), Gardening, and Dominicans
Let’s talk about the little things that go right!
Small Success Thursday: More Running, Shy Kids at Theater Camp, and Mr. Nezzer in My Garden
Welcome to Small Success Thursday, hosted by CatholicMom.com. Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and head over to check out all the other posts. If you blog, share your successes for the week. Otherwise, feel free to tell me about it in the comment boxes below! I’ve continued to run, and I…
Small Success Thursday: Lost and Found, Garden Jungles, and Pretty Running Shoes
Welcome back to Small Success Thursday, hosted by CatholicMom.com! Let’s all take this opportunity to step back and reflect on what made this week good! I’ve had a couple of weeks’ worth of slow-down, and the slow time of year is nearly over. We’ve been doing a lot of homeschool work, since we took breaks…
Seven Quick Takes: Veggies, Summer School, Priests, and Pools
Welcome to another edition of Seven Quick Takes Friday, hosted by Jennifer Fulwiler of Conversion Diary. Be sure you stop by her blog today to check out the rest of the Quick Takers’ posts. I’m pretty excited for Project Yummy Veggies this year! Our plants are looking fabulous, our green beans are coming up like…
Simple Saturday: Random Happiness of the Week
House Unseen is hosting a fun and easy link-up: Simple Saturday. Just post some nicey-nicey stuff and link! Tah-dah!! Here we go: a few pictures of the week’s activities. My sweet Big Girl came back from Catholic Heart Work Camp. That’s her on the right of that dumpster. Our local library re-opened after being…
Project Yummy Veggies Part 2: Good-bye Pool, Hello Gardens!
I wrote a while back about the beginning of Project Yummy Veggies, which was a name that was more fun than “Mom and Dad Tore Out the Pool and Planted Stuff You Probably Don’t Want to Eat” and was voted in favor of rather than “Obama Garden.” The only picture I posted was of the…
Project Yummy Veggies: Part 1
Last year, our grocery bill easily went up 15%, and that was with me being more frugal, buying less that is pre-packaged and processed, and using more coupons. I finally realized that I not only didn’t have a cushion in the grocery budget any more, but I was consistently going over it. We made the…
Domestic Vocation 