I know my blogging lately has been sparse. I think mostly it's just been spring and lovely weather and I have a need to be out there doing stuff, enjoying the days and haven't had as much need to sit by my computer and write. Everything has a season, right?
The blogging season will return, I am sure of it.
In the meantime, the Lord has been bombarding me with a lot of good music and videos and other messages that draw me closer to Him. I'm loving it. So much I wish I could share here, but then don't take the time to do it.
Showing posts with label freebies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freebies. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
Paleo Freebie
You may notice (if you scroll down) that I have a new affiliate link on the right side bar. This is for a new E-book created by the blogger at Multiply Delicious. She creates all kinds of recipes, but Paleo recipes are just one of her categories. This stuff looks delicious!
Anyway, if you are interested in getting a copy of this E-book, click on the link in the side bar and your purchase made from the link on Mama Flock, Multiply Delicious will contribute 50% of the profits from each sale to our homeschooling fund.
In addition, if you would like a great Paleo Freebie available from Multiply Delicious, CLICK HERE and scroll down to see her link below the second picture of the Paleo Recipes for Everyday E-book cover. The freebie is a one-page "cheat sheet" to remind us about Paleo foods and foods we Paleo peeps should avoid.
If you're not a Paleo peep, she has many other, non-Paleo, but delicious-looking recipes on her blog. My mouth was watering over the carrot cake pancakes. Mmmm. Check it out.
Anyway, if you are interested in getting a copy of this E-book, click on the link in the side bar and your purchase made from the link on Mama Flock, Multiply Delicious will contribute 50% of the profits from each sale to our homeschooling fund.
In addition, if you would like a great Paleo Freebie available from Multiply Delicious, CLICK HERE and scroll down to see her link below the second picture of the Paleo Recipes for Everyday E-book cover. The freebie is a one-page "cheat sheet" to remind us about Paleo foods and foods we Paleo peeps should avoid.
If you're not a Paleo peep, she has many other, non-Paleo, but delicious-looking recipes on her blog. My mouth was watering over the carrot cake pancakes. Mmmm. Check it out.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Cool Free Wallpaper
Now that I have my smart phone, it likes having some smart wallpaper to back up the icons for the dozens of apps I've been trying out. I have one app for scanning those little square bar codes that seem to be on everything now ("to find out more information, scan here with your phone").
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Christmas Freebie
In doing some final shopping on Amazon this morning, I ran across this free download of "Must Have" Christmas music. Just in case you didn't know this was out there ... enjoy some holiday cheer. For free!
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Crazy, Maybe? Time Will Tell.
Okay, so I've told you all about my trip(s) to the chiropractor and that is still going well. I've still not had anything to drink besides water in weeks now. These are all good things, but there's a lot about my health and body that needs fixing, so when Dr. Brad invited me to his upcoming seminar last night (free), I thought I might as well check it out.
C was planning to come with me, but had a ferocious headache, so I took H, instead. I told him if he sat through the seminar with me and learned something he could tell me back, I'd let him get out of book basket the next day (today). Book basket is an assigned daily reading time out of a set basket of books that mostly deal with the topic we're learning in school currently. The kids think it's my way of torturing them.
Anyway, the seminar was packed. H and I couldn't even sit together because there were so many people.
C was planning to come with me, but had a ferocious headache, so I took H, instead. I told him if he sat through the seminar with me and learned something he could tell me back, I'd let him get out of book basket the next day (today). Book basket is an assigned daily reading time out of a set basket of books that mostly deal with the topic we're learning in school currently. The kids think it's my way of torturing them.
Anyway, the seminar was packed. H and I couldn't even sit together because there were so many people.
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Free
Lately, the kids have all been "daddy's kids" more than usual. I think, because of that, C must have said something to the kids because I've been hearing a lot of justifications to their positive comments about Daddy to me so I don't feel bad or something.
For example, this morning, Z was saying he was glad it was Friday because then he gets to go with Daddy and S to bring her to her teen group.
I said, "I was thinking tonight you could stay with Kool and the Gang so you can do a fun thing I have planned for us, also because I think S needs some one-on-one time with Daddy tonight."
There was silence.
For example, this morning, Z was saying he was glad it was Friday because then he gets to go with Daddy and S to bring her to her teen group.
I said, "I was thinking tonight you could stay with Kool and the Gang so you can do a fun thing I have planned for us, also because I think S needs some one-on-one time with Daddy tonight."
There was silence.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
FREE Psalm 139 NIV Printables
Okay, so our family be starting back to school -- home school -- in four days. The curriculum I've been working on all summer is nowhere near complete. However, I have enough to get us started and plan to continue working on it a couple weeks ahead of when we'll need each week's plan in place. Then, we'll test out the plan. I'll tweak the plan as we go.
By the end of the year, I hope to be able to share with you a really incredible human study curriculum that can be combined as your primary science curriculum for a school year or as your core curriculum if you need a break from more history-based curriculum, as most homeschoolers generally seem to follow.
By the end of the year, I hope to be able to share with you a really incredible human study curriculum that can be combined as your primary science curriculum for a school year or as your core curriculum if you need a break from more history-based curriculum, as most homeschoolers generally seem to follow.
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
Freebie: Homeschool Planning Pack
I haven't gotten my act together enough yet to get some self-created printables out here in web-world. So for now, I'll just share some links with my homeschooling readers (or those considering homeschooling) that I have discovered and find useful.
Here is a FREE homeschool planning pack brought to you by Holy Spirit-led Homeschooling. If you are just getting ready to start homeschooling for the first time or the fifteenth time, this pack is a great way to organize your ideas and goals for the school year before diving in.
And actually, if you cruise around the whole website, she offers several free homeschooling printables and resources for your use. Check it out!
Here is a FREE homeschool planning pack brought to you by Holy Spirit-led Homeschooling. If you are just getting ready to start homeschooling for the first time or the fifteenth time, this pack is a great way to organize your ideas and goals for the school year before diving in.
And actually, if you cruise around the whole website, she offers several free homeschooling printables and resources for your use. Check it out!
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