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Thanks for joining us. I’m Suzanna, mom to four boys and now an adorable little girl who’s growing up too fast and who will never doubt that her family loves her. I am in wonder of what God has done for me through His Son, Jesus Christ; in wonder of the precious husband He has given me, and of the family we are raising together by His grace. [Read more]

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Winter is coming! Or depending where you live, it

Winter is coming! Or depending where you live, it may feel like it's already here.

Here are some of our favorite winter books. I love "Not a Buzz to be Found." Books about what insects do in winter are not as common as books about other wildlife, so this one is a real treasure!

If you’re looking for a fun activity for a holid

If you’re looking for a fun activity for a holiday gathering or birthday party, this Christmas Escape Room has you covered. Kids will love finding the clues and breaking the codes to unlock the mystery!

Snowy the great horned owl says "hello". I've mad

Snowy the great horned owl says "hello".

I've made a number of piñatas for my children over the years. I usually just decorated them with tissue paper, but when I saw this owl idea online, I knew I had to try it for my daughter's birthday.

Have you ever made a paper mache piñata? It's pretty simple. You mix a paste with flour and water (salt is optional). Then you dip strips of newspaper in it and cover a balloon. We did four layers, allowing time for drying between layers. Leave a small hole in the top to fill it. After all the layers are dry, punch holes for a string. (The balloon will probably have popped naturally by now.) Tape the hole shut or cover with more paper mache.

Decorate and enjoy!

We're shipping out 2023 calendars today. Thank yo

We're shipping out 2023 calendars today.

Thank you all so much for your support whether it's through buying a calendar or another item, subscribing to the nature study, sharing with others, or just being here.

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Happy Advent! A number of years ago, I read Noel

Happy Advent!

A number of years ago, I read Noel Piper’s book Treasuring God in Our Traditions and realized how important traditions are in our children’s lives.

Noel Piper writes about the value of God-centered traditions. She points out how God, in the Old Testament, established traditions to remind the Israelites, and their children, and their children’s children of His work in their lives. God instructed the Israelites to observe this feast, or sacrifice that animal, or set up that pile of rocks, so that when their children ask, “why” (and children love to ask, “why), that the parents could say, “It is because of who God is; it is because of what He has done for us.”

God knew that despite our good intentions for passing on the values we treasure, that without a solid plan our good intentions would remain just intentions. He knew we needed traditions that would endure through the distractions that life holds. And He knew children need the security and familiarity in an ever-changing world.

What traditions do you have that point to Jesus, the greatest gift?

I harvested the last of my watermelon radishes tod

I harvested the last of my watermelon radishes today. I might have kept them in the ground a little long, but they seemed okay.

I'm looking forward to a sliced radish sandwich with butter and salt. Does anybody else do this? It's so good.

#fallharvest #watermelonradishes #growwhatyoueat #gardenlife #gardeningwithkids

The December nature calendar is full of tips that

I may be a little bit in love with a wood cook sto

I may be a little bit in love with a wood cook stove. My husband finished installing it Thursday morning and it's kept the house toasty. So far, I've cooked the stuffing in it for Thanksgiving, made bone broth with the turkey carcass, heated up Thanksgiving leftovers, and dried apples on it.

I'm envisioning lots of slow-simmered soup, dried beans, and bone broth in the future.

#woodcookstove #cozyfire #cozyfire #lanordica

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