Tuesday, February 2, 2010. Stephanie, Tabitha, and Emily. Stephanie making a pizza dip. Preparing for dinner and enjoying. Gathering around to fill the plates. The little ones enjoying supper. The artsy bowl of nuts. Mark skillfully cracking a nut. Little miss Hannah climbing the door frame. Some of the younger children enjoying the. Stephanie showing us the kombucha drink. That they recently started making. We ended the night with a word.

Real Homeschool PLUS Free Books. This post contains affiliate links. It is finally here! I have been working on this book for a long time. It is my heart in words. I have prayed over every word and every reader who will read it. This book is not really about social media per se, but more about our hearts in a world that continues to push us to be more like it. I admire them so much! They we.

Sunday, November 29, 2009. This was taken last year when we visited Netherland during the tulips season. Many varieties of tulips you can find in Amsterdam and this is one of my favorite tulip bulbs because of its vibrant color. Yonina is the name! This is breathtaking bright pinkish color tulip with ivory-white highlights. The color purple in the middle with yellow pollen makes the flower more beautiful. Thursday, November 26, 2009. How Pumpkin Pies Are Made? I never seen .

My daughter was diagnosed with Celiac disease during her first grade year in 2008. I have been cooking gluten free for her ever since. Celiac disease and gluten sensitivity have become more and more common among my acquaintances. I am often asked for recipes and advice. I decided to share what I know and to show you how we are simply living gluten free. Monday, May 21, 2012. I ran across this recipe on Pinterest and let me tell you - fabulous! Quinoa Fried Rice - go here.

I posted this a while back, but think that it is such an amazing natural. Product and since we have so many new visitors to Simply Living you. May have missed it the first time. So, I am posting it again for you just in case. Soap Nuts are not nuts at all really, they are actually berries of the sapindus tree. When the berries ripen and drop to the ground they are collected and dried naturally. And hypo-allergenic laundry soap comes from the hard outer shell of the berry that.