http://beccajcampbell.com/tag/urban-fantasy/page/4 After spending endless hours preparing the invitations, they have been sent, RSVP’s received, chairs gathered, decorations chosen, tables procured, and the house cleaned. All this means….. there’s gonna be a P A R T Y! May I present to … Continued
This play dough is easy to make and takes ingredients you probably have on hand.
Here is a small list of activities to do with young children: Play cherades Sing songs like Father Abraham; head and shoulders, knees and toes Play Simon Says…or Daddy says Make popcorn Play Candyland Make play dough Play dress up … Continued
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So I go into a large, well-known store and was passing through the children’s department on my way through when I heard a small child screaming to her mother and throwing one HUGE tantrum. I walked right by them and … Continued
Last week, I published this list of ideas for some fun activities to do with your kids. I have another set of them for you. I hope you enjoy! Cut pictures out of catalogs and glue onto paper Make finger … Continued
I shared some time ago a few ideas for activities for little ones. These are ideas that my own mother had written down on recipe cards for me when I was young! Click here to see my first post with … Continued
Two of my “big boys” are working at a new neighbor’s home. It is a very large log home (about 6,000 sq. ft.) sanding the entire thing and staining it. They had heard good reports about our boys from other … Continued
In 1 Peter 3:15, it says, “but sanctify Christ as Lord in your hearts…” Sanctify: hagiazō hag-ee-ad’-zo To make holy, that is, (ceremonially) purify or consecrate; (mentally) to venerate: – hallow, be holy, sanctify. From Webster’s: SANC’TIFY, v.t. [Low L. … Continued
Q. We recently added a new baby to the family and I can’t keep up with kids, homeschool and the house. I am about ready to throw in the towel and send the kids to public school. A. When I … Continued