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Tackle Your Hated Chores
How do we deal with chores we hate? We all have certain tasks around the home that we hate doing! Those are the homemaking items that never seem to make our daily to do list. Then, we end up getting frustrated because they are so behind.
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Breast Biopsy: Preparation and Recovery
Your surgeon has ordered a breast biopsy for you after reviewing your imaging reports. Now what? How can you prepare for a breast biopsy?
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Have Fun Today!
Having fun is an important part of our well being. I want to encourage you to do something fun today! Here is how to build fun into your day.
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One Year Cancerversary: My Diagnosis Day
September 2020 marked my one year cancerversary. One year ago I sat in my breast surgeon’s office and heard the words that I had breast cancer. I wanted to share my diagnosis day with you today, and offer you some tips on how you can make sure that your medical results get communicated to you in a way that you…
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Virtual School Curriculum Choice : Why k12, Part 2
Today is part two of my series on why we chose k12.com for our home learning curriculum. This big box curriculum has worked great for us!
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A Retreat from the Chaos
Sometimes we need to retreat from the chaos of our days. When you’ve just about had enough, what do you do? Do you have a retreat?
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Virtual School Curriculum Choice : Why k12, Part 1
Many years ago, as we were evaluating curriculum we landed on k12.com. It was an all in one, big box, secular curriculum that met our needs. Here are some of the reasons we chose this curriculum.
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3 Steps to Cultivate Contentment
I have three steps to share which will help you cultivate contentment in your life. These are easy practices that can improve your wellbeing.
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Student to Teacher Ratio- Our One Big Reason For Schooling at Home
What was our one big reason for choosing to school at home? It was definitely a small student-teacher ratio!
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After Your Mammogram : Referral to a Surgeon
After your mammogram, you may receive a call that you will be referred to a surgeon. This means more information is needed for a diagnosis.
