Jun. 11, 2008 - Something I would like to do....
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A while ago I told my husband how I really enjoyed making lotions and lip balm and hoped that one day I might be able to sell them at our local farmer’s market. He thought it was a great idea and told me I should. He also told me it would be fine to take a study at home course to help in this endeavor. My eye is set on one in particular and I hope to be able to complete it one of these days. I’m not sure when...I don’t want to take on something that will hinder my homemaking, homeschooling and parenting efforts.
The course I would like to take is called The Naturally Healthy Family by Shonda Parker. You can read more about it here and here
It costs $350 and comes with the course manual, many books and the herbs needed for completing lesson projects. I think the price is fairly reasonable. I searched online for the books included in the package and they are rather pricey.
Every time I read it I get really excited! Shonda has a Christian world view, which I appreciate very much.
My sister is also thinking about taking the course (she lives in Australia). It would be fun for us to go through it together.
What I like most is it’s focus on the family.
The course covers basic anatomy and physiology, biochemistry and basic pharmacognosy (the study of medicinal components of plants), drug/herb/nutrient interactions, plant identification, growing, harvesting and preserving herbs, making herbal medicines in your own kitchen, food and nutrition, disease symptoms and epidemiology (the natural spread of disease), as well as teaching you how to evaluate your own family and make health-effective decisions during specific illnesses. (From NaturallyHealthy.org)
Doesn’t it sound good?
It would also be fun to go through it again with my daughter when she is high school age.
Just thinking.....
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May. 20, 2008 - Family Bank
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A few months ago I stumbled across a post at MeckMom.com. It described a Family Bank in which you could keep all your children’s money together without it getting mixed up.
We gave it a try and have found it to be a great success. My kids are quite young (6 and 3) so it works well for us at this stage. I would like them to take care of their own money in the future. This as a training period, so they will know how to take care of their money when the time comes.
A basic 3-ring binder holds a zippered pouch for each child and one extra pouch (I’ll explain in a moment):
The zippered pouches were $1 each at Wal-mart.
Each child's pouch has their name written with permanent marker on the top (I took these photos before writing the names, since they are top secret !)
The personal pouch contains all money they wish to keep in the bank. It is OK for them to keep a little in their piggy bank, but I’m not responsible for it if it is lost :)
The extra pouch contains one small calculator, a pen, and an envelope for each child. The envelopes are labeled with the child’s name and the money they are giving to the Lord’s work is kept in it. We are teaching them to give at least 10%. On Sunday the money goes with them to church and they put it in the plate (I have been very lax in remembering to take the money on Sunday’s so this is a good reminder for me. It means more if they give it from their own stash than if mom gives them some money from her purse).
The front inside pocket of the binder holds a register, similar to a checkbook register.
Whenever a withdrawal or deposit is made we record the amount. We also jot down what the withdrawal was for or the source of the deposit (i.e. From Grandma).
When deposits are made, 10% is put into the envelope in the extra pouch. If we are heading to the store and there is something my daughter would like, we take a few dollars out and jot down "spending." If there is something specific to be purchased we write that down instead. For example: colored paper.
We have been writing this information under the amount, however I plan to make a separate place for it next time I print out a register.
This is very simple and works well for us. To see other Works For Me Wednesday posts, click here.
To find great frugal tips, visit Biblicalwomanhood.com
To read the original Family Bank post from Meck Mom click here
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May. 14, 2008 - Freshen your Bedroom
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One very easy way to bring a fresh and relaxing scent into your bedroom is to dry the sheets outside on the clothes line. Sometimes the sheets don't need washing but I'd like the outside smell in the room, so I hang them on the line for a few hours, they come in smelling great!
You can also spray the comforter with a little water that has been mixed with a few drops of essential oil (sweet orange or lavender are my favorites). Hang on the line for a while (or all day) and viola - a lovely smelling bed and a lovely smelling room.
I don't know about you, but this fresh outside fragrance is very relaxing to me and I seem to sleep much better under sheets that have been dried on the line . Best of all, it saves money, no long dryer cycle to add to your electricity bill AND no expensive room freshener to buy!
Hanging the towels out to dry also gives the bathroom a fresh smell.
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May. 12, 2008 - Favorite Homemaking Blogs
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I recently stumbled across two wonderful homemaking blogs. I wanted to share them here for all to enjoy.
The first is High Desert Home.
Susan is the author if this blog. She shares some wonderful tips on cooking (and eating) healthy. I'm sure many readers would also enjoy her series on creating an Inspiring Home for Learning. Very good!
The other has been around for some time: Home Living
Lady Lydia writes many wonderful and extremely practical articles for homemakers. I particularly enjoyed her series on Frugality. For a sample read Living Beautifully with the new frugality
What are your favorite homemaking sites?
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Feb. 27, 2008 - Kid Friendly Carpet Cleaner
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I'm all for kids helping clean, BUT, I'm not letting them near those chemical laden, fume filled, carpet shampoos! No way!
We have enjoyed using the following, very easy, carpet cleaning recipe:
3 cups water
3/4 cup castile soap
10 drops peppermint essential oil
Mix all ingredients in a blender. Rub the foam into soiled areas with a damp sponge. Let dry thoroughly and then vacuum.
Easy! The kids really enjoy rubbing the foam into the carpet.
The recipe is from my favorite cleaning book:
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Feb. 20, 2008 - Laundry Game
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I’m taking a brief pause in the "Always" Christians series to write a short post for Works for me Wednesday. The next installment will be up later this afternoon - we will continue to look at how we can “rejoice always”. Please join me.
So what works for me....
...well, a few weeks ago there was a mountain of clean, unfolded laundry on a bed, in a house, somewhere in the U.S.A. Sadly, that laundry pile was mine. And I was not extremely motivated to get rid of it. I just knew it had to be done.
Two little helpers live at my house, one is six, the other, three. The laundry pile did not look very exciting to them either - unless they were allowed to climb it!
Now, I could just buckle down and say, “let’s put this laundry away,” but that would be boring. Don’t get me wrong, kids need to do chores without them being made into a game, but sometimes we need to have a little fun, right?!
So make a game of it we did. My two little helpers were now “delivery people”. For some reason, these delivery people spoke with English accents. They stood at the door and waited for instructions while I folded. The instructions would be something like, “Please take these to 2374 Kitchen Drawer”, or “2952 Brother’s Bed”
They ran and ran, delivering their packages quickly and efficiently.
Sometimes the boss (me) would find some shirts that were missed and would call the delivery person back stating that the people from 5273 Shirt Drawer were very upset because they had ordered 5 shirts and only received 4. The “deliverer” would then apologize profusely and hurry to said destination. Upon returning I would hear a full report of their encounter with those unhappy people from 5273 Shirt Drawer. Very entertaining!
I know this is ridiculously silly - but what fun we had. The kids laughed, made memories, and worked hard (they also think their mom is pretty cool). I folded and folded - but didn’t put too many clothes away - my delivery people did that for me 
My favorite part was when the kids started to make up some addresses of their own. The one, that made everyone giggle was, “2402 Daddy’s Undies” (Don’t forget to say it with an English accent) hee hee
Of course this is very silly, but a handy tool for conquering the dreaded laundry mountain. It works for me!
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Jan. 25, 2008 - Frugal Fridays - Scheduled Shopping Trips
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I always feel a little silly giving frugal tips. They are never very profound.
I am going to share one anyway... 
Schedule your shopping trips.
Or should I say: Make your shopping trips infrequent?
(I told you I'm not good at this)
In the past I have made numerous trips to the store in a matter of days. This is definitely not the way to save money. Especially not with the price of gas these days.
I now go one day a week. This is really saving money, time, and stress.
A few months ago I began planning my menu according to what is on sale, using coupons and shopping at more than one store. This doesn’t come naturally and I find it both tiring and time consuming. I’m sure it will get easier, but I still don’t want to do it more than once a week!
Because I have been buying larger amounts of useful items when on sale, I have a nice little stockpile in my pantry. This has enabled me to go even longer between shopping trips. I am now seriously considering grocery shopping every two weeks or making my second week of shopping smaller (milk, eggs etc).
The longer I go between trips the more creative I get. This is conducive to leftovers being used up instead of letting them go to waste.
A recent snow storm on my shopping day showed me that we could last quite a while with the food we had on hand; and a day or two without milk wasn't going to kill us.
The only draw back to shopping every two weeks is missing out on some deals. I combat this problem by:
1. Not looking at the sales flyer if I really don’t want to go out or spend money.
2. If a trip to the store is feasible then I’ll take a peek, but only venture out if it is a super bargain.
One other point that comes to mind is that you may not want to stretch your food too far. The only reason I say this is because I clearly remember a time when we tried to go without to save money, but there really wasn’t enough to eat. We ended up getting fast food instead. That was not a money (or health) saver. It would have been better to make a quick trip to the store for some basics.
Visit Crystal for more Frugal Friday tips. She has a great post today about balancing frugality, health, and nutrition.
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Jan. 19, 2008 - Super Savings - Free Mouthwash
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Yesterday I stopped by Rite Aid and got 3 bottles of mouthwash for free!
Here is how it worked:
They were on sale @ 3 for $12
Rite has a $10 rebate when you buy 3
I had two $1 off coupons
= Free!
If I had 3 coupons I would have made $1 - But I'll take free.
This deal is still going on. If you have a Rite Aid and need mouth wash - get over there. It will be over tonight. Even if you don't have a coupon, $2 for 3 bottles is not bad.
Rite Aid has always been very timely in sending out rebate checks. You can even enter your receipt online; much less complicated than Walgreens.
This month I have really buckled down with spending. So far so good. I am hoping to make it through the rest of the month without having to go back to the grocery store. Although, I'm not sure if the cheese will last that long.
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Jan. 11, 2008 - Frugal Friday - Ways to Save
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In today’s Frugal Friday post Crystal asked us to share ways we saved money over the last year.
Here are mine:
1. Planned the menu around what we had on hand and what was on sale.
2. Started using coupons.
3. When shopping online always searched for online coupons and made the purchases through ebates.
4. Delete sales emails and throw away catalogs (or call to cancel them)
5. Made my own laundry soap and household cleaners
6. Stayed home!
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Jan. 7, 2008 - Making Your Home a Haven Challenge
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Crystal is hosting the Making Your Home a Haven Challenge over at Biblicalwomanhood.com. I have decided to participate. Click on over there for more details.
Doesn’t that sound nice? Making your home a haven. A place of peace and comfort for your family.
The dictionary defines haven as “a place of refuge or rest; a sanctuary.”
That is just what I want for my family. I’m sure you do too. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), all the wanting in the world won’t make my home and haven. I have to do something to make it that way. That something just might involve a little cleaning!
Of course, our home is made a haven in other ways too; the way we behave, the way we speak to each other, what we do with our time. Today I am working on the cleaning part and hopefully I can choose a good and loving attitude while I do it.
First things first:
Read and Pray - I did this today and read Matthew 13-16 as part of my daily Bible reading. Next I asked for God’s help with my home and schedule.
Second - The Morning Routine.
Our assignment was to write down 5 things we plan to do in the same order every morning.
I don’t know why this is SO hard for me. Trying to decide what to do first is not easy.
I really wanted to start my day by reading the Bible and praying. However, if I get up very early I am not able to read first thing. I can’t concentrate. My eyes won’t stay open.
So here is what I am going to try:
1. Exercise (after that I should be awake)
2. Shower and dress
3. Read and Pray
4. Prepare Breakfast
5. Take Vitamins
My goal for the next few weeks is to try this out and see how it works. I will get up between 5:45 and 6 am. Probably 6 am to begin with. My husband is a night owl and I have a hard time getting to bed because I want to hang out with him. We talked about this and are going to try to get to bed by 10pm. If this works, I may try to get up even earlier.
Third - Do something!
Today I decide to spend 15 minutes on a dreaded task. Sorting and putting away miscellaneous stuff from my bedroom.
A few days ago I began deep cleaning and organizing the master bedroom. It is shaping up nicely, but taking some time. I even cleaned the blinds!
As part of this cleaning and organizing, I took everything out of my bedside cabinet. I also gathered up all the extra books that have made their way to my bedside. There were quite a few odds and ends that needed to be dealt with. Here is what I mean:
I really dislike sorting through odds and ends. It is one of my least favorite jobs. Usually one I procrastinate over. So today seemed like a good day to do it. But only for 15 minutes!
You’ve seen the before shot. Now take a peek at my Flylady timer:
I pressed the button and worked as fast as I could. My daughter came in to watch. She always enjoys it when I “crazy clean”.
So here is what I have left after 15 minutes:
Not too bad. Especially when you take away the empty containers:
Maybe I will go through that tonight while I watch a movie with my husband.
It's amazing what you can do is 15 minutes. Knowing you only have to work on that particular job for 15 minutes helps you stop procrastinating. Some is better than none. It doesn't have to be perfect.
So that’s it for today’s challenge. Go to Biblical Womanhood to see what others are doing to make their home a haven. |
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Jan. 3, 2008 - Frugal Friday - Spending less
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Today I read some great articles on saving money and spending less, they really got me thinking about how I can reduce our monthly outflow. (Check them out at Money Saving Mom and Keeper of the Home .)
This month is a no spending month for me. That means my aim is to spend only what is necessary.
So here is my tip:
I have found that thinking about what is really important helps me save money (I know, I'm not a genius )
It is so easy to spend a dollar here or there on things you don’t really need. A new shirt, a smoothie from Jamba juice, a magazine at the checkout. While these things are not necessarily bad, they do eat away at whatever cash you have, leaving less to put in savings or pay off debt.
I’m not suggesting we become so strict that we never splurge. However, would I rather buy treats every week or save up and go to Australia to visit my family?
When it is laid out simply, there is no comparison. Of course I would rather see my family than eat candy bars and wear new shirts. In the hustle and bustle of life I often forget and buy the candy bar (or the new shirt).
The peace that comes from being debt free is worth a lot. Much more than the pleasure which comes from any new purchase.
Clearly defining what is important to my family really does help save money.
One practical suggestion is to write that which you are saving for (or paying off )on a sticky note and put it in your checkbook register or wallet; anywhere it will be seen when spending decisions arise. Anything to help you remember.
As you can see, I am not a financial expert. I hope this post is not confusing or ridiculous. It’s just a small tip that I pray will help someone.
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Nov. 15, 2007 - Frugal Fridays - Ebates
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I have been wanting to write about Ebates for a while but have waited until I actually received $$ from them. Well, it has finally happened! Today I received $19 and I have $11 waiting for the next pay period.
Living in a fairly small town means that sometimes ordering items online is very helpful to me. It is nice to shop around online and find a good deal, and in my case, it is just nice to find something you are looking for (that can’t be found in my town).
Ebates is a cash back program for online shopping. You go through their website to other websites and receive cash back on purchases - sometimes up to 25%.
Cash back comes in the form of a paypal payment or a check sent to your address. I received $19 in my paypal account today. This happens every 3 months as long as you have over $5.01 in your ebates account.
I was skeptical at first, but it works.
The first step is to create and account - it’s free
Ebates also credits your account with a $5 bonus after your first purchase.
(They currently have a special running until Dec. 27 and will credit your account with $10 instead of $5 - click here for details)
Next, you need to start at ebates every time you shop online. Go to ebates.com, sign in, find the merchant you wish to shop with, click on the link, then shop as you normally would.
Ebates has over 800 merchants on their site. Many are major companies: JCPenny, Old Navy, Overstock.com, Target, Wal-Mart.....
The percentage of cash back is always shown next the merchant’s listing and other coupons are also listed.
The best part is when you combine an online coupon with the cash back from ebates. That’s when the deals really start to happen. For example, I recently purchased an item from Leaps and Bounds. It was a little more expensive than I would have liked, but I could not find it anywhere else! By starting at ebates I guaranteed myself 6% cash back. I also searched the internet for a coupon I could use on their website and found one for 15% off. The ebates cash back is calculated by a tracking ticket and the other coupon was entered at checkout. By combining these I was able to receive 21% off, making my purchase a lot more reasonable!
Ebates also has a referral program in which you can earn $5 for each person who signs up through your link. The person who signs up also receives $5 in their account.
A decent deal can be found on ebates - especially if it is something you are going to purchase anyway.
Click here to check on the details and sign up (if you are interested).
UPDATE: Click here to receive $10 (instead of $5) when you sign up. This deal is available until Dec. 27
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Oct. 19, 2007 - Grocery Fun!
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I have been shopping with coupons and preparing meals around store sales for about a month now. It is still a little time consuming, but I am improving.
Albertsons' provided me with a happy moment today when I purchased the following for $3.35 (including tax)
That's 3 bags of Hershey's Chocolate Chips, 1 bottle of Hershey's Syrup and one can of Enchilada Sauce.
My receipt showed $10.46 in savings.
All coupons were from Albertsons' (two from their sales flyer and one from the store itself).
The sale is on until Tuesday Oct. 23. If you have an Albertsons' close by...go check out this deal!
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Jun. 21, 2007 - Non-Petroleum Jelly
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A few days ago we made non-petroleum jelly. It works like vaseline but it better for you!
First we took a trip to the local honey factory and bought some beeswax. That, in itself, was great fun!
Here is a picture of the beeswax we bought:
Next, we melted the beeswax enough to get 1/4 cup for our "recipe":
EDIT: We now grate the beeswax and measure before melting.
Added 1 cup light olive oil (You can use any oil you like) and stirred it up:
Pour into jar to cool:
We had fun watching the mixture harden from the bottom up:
And there you have it, homemade, non-petroleum jelly. Good for those dry patches!
I originally found the recipe at http://www.welltellme.com/discuss/index.php/topic,1099.0.html
RachelsSupply.com has some other interesting recipes for homemade beeswax products (I'm planning to make lotion and antiseptic balm) |
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Jun. 18, 2007 - Homemade Butter
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Today we made our own butter! Just pour heavy cream into a jar, put the lid on, and shake!
We took turns shaking. I think my son may be a pessimist at the ripe old age of two because he shook the jar about three times and said, "Oh...it's not working".
It didn't take very long. Here are our results:
And we had to have some on toast. Yum!
Then we watched a little video, made by kids, all about the science behind the whole thing. Pretty cute.
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Jun. 2, 2007 - Adventures in Sewing
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Back in December my mum was visiting from Australia. We sewed our heads off while she was here! It was so nice to have someone to guide me every step of the way. She is really good!
There hasn't been much sewing since she left but I do have some fabric and a nice dress pattern for my daughter. She wants me to make her a really long dress. I hope to get to it soon.
Here are a few of the things I made while my mum was here:
PJ shorts
More PJ shorts
Pants for Sugar Bean
Top for Sugar Bean
I also made some cute aprons....but they have to be ironed before I can take a picture and put it on here
I have a long way to go, but this is a start. I'd love to be good at this! |
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May. 23, 2007 - Homemade Laundry Soap revisitied
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In December we made our own laundry soap for the very first time. Let me tell you - there is no turning back! It works very well and is so inexpensive. Not to mention that it is very quick and easy to make.
If you have not given it a try, you should. It's worth it. Click here to view my original post with instructions.
We used a different soap this time and it came out a little thinner - but it still works. My daughter filled up all of these containers, plus another 1 gallon container that I forgot to include in the picture:
This is one batch! Lots of soap, little money! You should try it 
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May. 22, 2007 - Restoration Week: For Heart and Home
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This week we are attempting to get back to "normal" - whatever that is!
As I mentioned before, I am tired out. It feels silly to say that when I only have two kids and see so many doing so much more with so many more! But hey...what can I say. I'm just tired.
My first thoughts were to make this a rest week. But when is that possible? I am cooking easy meals and using paper plates. That does help quite a bit. I am also trying to get to bed a decent hour. It hasn't happened yet - but maybe tonight. My husband is a night owl so it is kinda hard.
Our home is a bit of a catastrophe. I guess I spent too much time in the garage! This week the plan is to clean and organize. So far so good. Yesterday we worked on the kitchen and the pantry. This morning I got the pantry finished and then we headed out to the backyard. I cut up boxes to go in the recycling and used the weed eater to make the grass look a little better ( Just for fun - you ought to know that in Australia we call a weed eater a wipersniper - Isn't that funny?). The kids laughed and squealed at me - I guess they thought I looked pretty funny attacking the grass. I was constantly reminded to "watch out for the slugs!"
Here are some of our other projects for the week:
- Clean carpet under dining table (Dining tables are not the place to have carpet when you have small children! But we don't own this house so what can I do!)
- Organize kitchen cabinets
- Organize bedroom closets - Mine/Hubby's and Little Mister's, SugarBean's is already done.
- Clean oven. It can self clean so it is not a huge job.
- Clean fridge.
- Wash windows
- Tidy my bedroom
- I'd love to organize the bookshelves but I don't think I can do that until we get another bookshelf.
As for restoration of the heart - maybe I should call it HEART and HEALTH because both are feeling a little neglected. Here is the plan:
- Drink lots of water
- Eat fresh fruit and vegetables
- Get some fresh air
- Go for walks
- Play games with the kids
- Read books with the kids
- Go to bed early
- Listen to Bible on CD when possible - great for when you are working on a big job
- Read the Bible throughout the day. I am in Acts right now. I think it would be nice to go through some of the Psalms this week. They are always uplifting.
- Pray. Ask God to help me grow and change. Give Him my concerns. Thank Him for the wonderful blessings he has given my family and for always listening to and answering my prayers.
As you may have guessed we are not "doing school" this week. Sugar Bean finished her level 2 Hooked on Phonics and also her Saxon Math K. I will continue some history reading and a few other things, but we are focusing on getting things organized this week.
I hope to keep you posted on how everything is going. I guess it is time for me to get back to work.....what shall I clean next? |
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I am an Australian married to an American, currently living in the U.S.A.
As a new homeschooling mum, I am learning how to follow God's words in Deut. 6:6-7:
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