Homeschooling isn’t easy. It takes a lot of patience, planning, and encouragement. It is comfortable for us to look online, in a Facebook group, or at other homeschool friends and think “Wow! They are amazing, I wish our homeschool could be more like theirs.” Well, the fact is, every family dynamic is different, completely different, so their […]
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This is our fourth week into our homeschool year. Fall is almost here and my kids are starting to get use to their daily routine. Our extra curricular classes have begun and we are excited to see how each new lesson broadens their worldview. To help us stay focused throughout the school year, we created
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Holidays and gift-giving in general can be pretty daunting, especially if you’re on a well-controlled budget. Nevertheless, there are plenty of ways to stay within your budget, and still get the gifts that you want to give to the special people in your life. Check out these 4 gift buying tips that can help you
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For years I wavered back and forth about homeschooling my daughters. I’m not sure why I wasn’t fully committed to homeschooling them from the beginning, but I think it was mainly because I wanted to work and make money so that I could have more freedom to buy things I desired. Eventually, I realized my
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Are you having trouble balancing your bills and your savings? Well today’s, financial post reminds us that funding our retirement should not be a balancing act. In fact, we will take a snapshot of retirement vs. college savings, and find out which accounts we should start saving for first and most aggressively? Of course our
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Disclosure: I partnered with Walgreens and the National Urban League to share their Upcoming Wellness Tour, all opinions are my own. September is more than a time to focus on Back to school, or lament the end of summer. September is also Sickle Cell Awareness Month National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month National Childhood Cancer Awareness
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