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+ J needed a new pair of sneakers. I had the hardest time finding the style he wanted that was also in his size! Thankfully, a quick search on ebay found just what I was looking for and at a comparable price. And bonus for being able to support a small business! + I used […]
“Philosopher with an Open Book” by Salomon Koninck (1645) This post contains affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission of any sale made at no extra cost to you. Welcome to another segment of New Ideas for Mother Academia! The purpose of this series is to share five ideas for women to dig […]
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Hey there! I’m Ashley, a wife and mother to six children, ages 17-7. Like most, I began blogging in 2011 as a way to share photos of my growing family to far-away relatives. However, through the years, this space has grown into a place to record my adventure into intentional living. A quote I love […]
“Soup Kitchen in the Monastery” by Heinrich Bürkel (1864 – 1865) This post contains affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission of any sale made at no extra cost to you. For the past few weeks, I’ve been on a economic deep dive and the consensus is very disheartening. Words like recession/depression, job […]
“Reading a book” by Nikolay Bogdanov-Belsky (1915) This post contains affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission of any sale made at no extra cost to you. Welcome to another segment of New Ideas for Mother Academia! The purpose of this series is to share five ideas for women to dig deeper into […]
This is one of our favorite snacks. Easy to make and it feeds my crew for about two days. We usually eat it over plain Greek yogurt, but it’s delicious by the handful too! INGREDIENTS 1 cup raisins (more or less, depending on your preferences) optional additions: sliced almonds, wheat germ, dried cranberries, or coconut […]
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August 3, 2022 No.673: A Slow and Simple Summer // Write a Letter August 3, 2021 No.550: Five Reasons to Send a Letter in August February 3, 2021 No.485: Five Reasons to Send a Letter in February June 25, 2020 No.417: 52 Weeks, 52 Letters Project // Weeks #22-25 May 26, 2020 No.404: 52 Weeks, […]
In January 2019, I quietly started a fun reading challenge to expand my reading to more than just the newest bestseller. The idea started after taking a peek at my reading stats on Goodreads – I’m reading almost exclusively from the last 20 years and while there really is nothing wrong with that, I also […]
“A September Day” by George Henry (1935) This post contains affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission of any sale made at no extra cost to you. I’ve been really interested in current economic news lately, but this week I decided to turn off most of the noise. I’ve got a handle on […]
