Homeschooling, Running & Biking Adventures
Let’s get real—sick days hit differently when you're a parent. Remember those NyQuil & DayQuil commercials? "Moms don't get sick days?" Yeah, kind of like that but I'm talking about when your kiddos are sick, which lets face it is often. And when the kiddos are sick you can feel completely helpless. When my kids … Continue reading Sick Days & Screen Time – Let’s Talk About It
When my husband and I first met, mountain biking and road riding was our thing. First off, we met at a mountain bike race and the rest was history. We spent weekends on the trails, road-tripped to find the best roads, and had a blast pushing our limits on two wheels. Then we had kids. … Continue reading Biking with Littles: The Chaos, the Joy, and the Snacks
You know what’s wild? Homeschooling with a 20-month-old. I mean, homeschooling in general is an adventure, but add in a pocket-sized tornado of energy, and suddenly, we’ve entered a whole new level of chaos. Our little guy—oh, he is something else. The cutest, most stubborn, most hilarious, and most determined tiny human I’ve ever met. … Continue reading Homeschooling with a 20-Month Old: The Naked Truth
Let me start by saying this—I have nothing against public schools. I taught in one! My background is in Special Education and General Education, and I absolutely love students and teachers. The dedication, the hard work, and the passion that go into traditional schooling are incredible. My husband? Homeschooled his entire life. And me? I spent my last three years of high school … Continue reading Why We Homeschool
When we first started homeschooling, I knew I wanted something different. I didn’t want our days to be confined to four walls, stuck at a table with worksheets and a never-ending to-do list. I wanted learning to be alive—something we could see, touch, and experience. That’s why adventure is a non-negotiable in our homeschool. In fact, we … Continue reading Why Adventure is a Non-Negotiable in Our Homeschool
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