Day to Day Adventures

Five AWESOME experts on Pinterest

Kim Brush2 Comments

We all need experts. When our dog is sick we need a veterinarian. When the roof is leaking we need a carpenter. When you want your hair permed you want someone who knows what they are doing. Finding the right expert is SO important. We don’t want to be steered wrong. So how to do we find an awesome expert to guide us and help us fix our problems?

When I say go look it up to my kids now it doesn’t mean the go to the encyclopedia or even a library anymore. It means YouTube and Pinterest! Trust me, we use those resources pretty much weekly(if not daily) around here. We’ve learned that we have to be choosy because not everyone knows what they are talking about on the ‘net!

Being Thankful in the midst of Imperfection

Kim Brush4 Comments

We host a small group gathering at our home every Sunday night.  Our church calls them community groups and we study a topic or discuss the sermon but mainly we gather around our table and share a meal.  Last night I learned a lesson from one of the men who attends.  He helped me to be thankful in the middle of our home’s imperfection.

Sugar-free Raspberry coffee cake with Zingy Raspberry Sauce

Kim Brush15 Comments

RASPBERRIES! Don’t you love them? And DESSERT? Gotta love it too!  Please run and make this raspberry dessert recipe with a super yummy sauce that just zings in your mouth!

Do you know what my biggest problem with raspberries is? Buying them. They are so very expensive! We have solved that problem by growing them ourselves.  Just a few plants can give you an abundant harvest!  Here's what I picked today (after not picking for several days) and what we have in the freezer! Crazy but I love it!!!

4 real life lessons that your children need!

Kim Brush3 Comments

Ahhhhh September is here.  Back to school.  Cool nights.  Finishing the garden.  So many happy things.  School is definitely back underway here and it is fun trying to make our homeschool special for our youngest as he is the only one around these days.  It struck me as I was working on curriculum and lesson plans that I need to make sure to be intentional in the “real” life lessons that my child needs.  

Maybe you are in the same boat.  It takes being intentional about our goals and what we want to teach our kids.