This super simple work table/bar is an affordable and space saving way of adding some extra work space for kids. Now this working space isn’t super deep, so I don’t think it would be the best place to do all of ones school work. However, it does do a...
So we make a ton of granola in our home. We have kids that like to snack (like most kids) but I refuse to spend money on snacky types of foods. Our budget just doesn’t allow for that. So, instead I just keep a big jar of granola out,...
Milk kefir was my first fermentation love, and will always have a special place in my heart. I try (especially around cold and flu season) to drink it and have the kids drink it daily. It’s been going well for the first couple of years making milk kefir. However,...
In Nicole’s homeschool room she wanted to do an entire chalk wall for the kids to draw on and use for schooling. But the house she currently lives in is a rental….so that won’t work. Instead I came up with this quick and incredibly cheap diy chalk board. There...
For the homeschool room Nicole wanted some bookshelves to display her books for the unit studies this year. As always it needed to be as inexpensive as possible. So, I threw together these simple display bookshelves that worked out perfectly. These bookshelves would also be perfect for toddlers. They...
I currently have a pretty old pony that doesn’t handle the irritation of flies well. I’ve been using this on him all summer and have had really good results. Immediately the flies leave him alone in his stall when I spray him down before he goes outside for the...
Anyone else remember the “No More Tears” detangling spray from childhood? What was in that stuff anyways?? I don’t really remember it working particularly well. But man do we need that in our lives. My daughter wants Repunzel’s hair but in the morning it looks more like Beetlejuice… So,...
You can still use it to flavor your coffee or even serve over ice-cream (I've tried it and it's as delicious as it sounds!)
Milk kefir is a fermented dairy product that uses milk (whole, raw, almond, or oat, but not ultra pasteurized milk) and kefir grains.