Our homeschool curriculum

April 22, 2025

Sharing more about P’s homeschool curriculum and how we structure our days. For more about why we decided to homeschool, check out this post. Hi friends! How are you? I hope that you’re having a wonderful morning. I have a couple of client calls today, homeschool fun, and we’re going to take an afternoon hike.…

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Friday Faves

Hi friends! Happy Friday! I hope you had a wonderful week. It’s been a good one over here. Both kids were at school, at the same time, for two whole days, so I’m calling it a huge win. Liv is so happy to see her teachers and friends again! There’s word on the street that…

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070: Podcast with the Pilot

Hi friends! Happy Thursday! I hope you’re having a wonderful week. By popular request, the Pilot is back on the podcast today! SO many of you said you wanted to hear from him again, so we had fun recording another Q&A style episode together. Here are the questions you sent in on Instagram that we…

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What is your vagus nerve and why should you care about it?

The vagus nerve isn’t what you think it is. 😉 In this post, I’m breaking down the vagus nerve: how it’s tied to so many functions in your body and why you should show it a little love. Hi friends! Happy Tuesday! I hope your week is going well. It was a busy weekend over…

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Friday Faves

Hi friends! Happy Friday! What’s going on this weekend? The Pilot is back from his trip and I’m looking forward to having a date night and also taking Liv to her first dance competition ever! They were canceled last year, but this year, they’re bringing the kiddos back. (Worth mentioning here that they have a…

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February 2021 reads

Hi hey hello! Happy Monday! How was the weekend? Ours was great. We had a little dinner date with Liv while P was at a friend’s house, and also went to the desert museum. I hope you had a fun and relaxing weekend, too. For today’s post, I’m sharing my February books recap! One of…

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