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If you ask 50 parents what the hardest part of raising kids during a pandemic is, you’re bound to get 50 different answers, from handling homeschooling to dealing with newfound fears—and the accompanying nightly request for extra cuddles. However, what all parents can agree on is that the new normal of wearing a mask in public is one of the harder adjustments for kids of all ages. Unfortunately, that’s doubly true when the masks you’ve bought or made for them are uncomfortable, or—gasp!—don’t go with what they’re wearing. The good news? One of the most beloved baby brands in the...

17 weeks! Over the last year or so I’ve really been reading about body neutrality and using it in our home.  The idea is to respect your body, do what you need to do to feel healthy and well but that the body isn’t something we are always thinking about/talking about positively or negatively.  My friend Megan D says, “Our body is the least interesting thing about us” and I truly believe that.   I do still say positive things about our bodies once in a while but the focus is more on everything but our bodies and I’ve loved it.  Less...

Studying the 'Revolutionary War' and 'War of 1812,' we visited the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Vergennes, VT.  They focus on the historical role that this area played in both conflicts, as well as general maritime history. Their extensive collection of boats ranges from excavated, millennia-old Native American vessels to modern, unique ice-yachts.  My husband had been quite gung-ho

Saturday-Sunday, Days #77-78 of Phase 2 of ReopeningWe request continued prayers for my husband's mother D. She is recovering, now in a long-term, acute care facility, from COVID-19 and hasn't been home in eight weeks. We value communicating with her via FaceTime as often as the facility will facilitate, which is almost every day.Saturday was a busy day of errands for us, but one was particularly fun and could hardly be called an errand: a local homeschooling store is moving locations, so was having a 25%-off-everything sale, when its prices on used curriculum are already 25-75% off retail. I enjoyed...