After taking a much-needed break, I’m finally back — and more inspired than ever. Stepping away from blogging gave me perspective. It reminded me that sometimes we all need to pause, breathe, and realign with what truly matters: family, faith, and the way we care for our minds, bodies, and homes.
Why I Took a Break
Life has a way of piling up — lessons to plan, meals to prep, kids to teach, and a never-ending cycle of responsibilities that make self-care feel optional. But over time, I realized that my creative energy, health, and even patience as a homeschooling parent were all connected.
That’s when I decided to take a step back, recharge, and rebuild my daily rhythm — one rooted in wellness, grace, and creativity.
Reconnecting with Health and Beauty
During my time away, I revisited the basics: nourishing food, gentle movement, skincare that feels good, and routines that nurture instead of drain. Beauty, I’ve learned, isn’t about perfection — it’s about showing up each day feeling grounded and grateful.
In this new chapter of the blog, I’ll be sharing:
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Simple, holistic health tips that actually fit into busy homeschooling days.
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Clean beauty finds that support radiant skin and peace of mind.
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Mindful moments that remind us that self-care isn’t selfish — it’s essential.
Homeschooling with Heart
Homeschooling has always been a big part of my life — equal parts joy and challenge. Returning to blogging gives me space to share not only the lesson plans and resources but also the laughter, messes, and life lessons that happen between subjects.
Expect posts about:
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Creative, low-stress lesson ideas that encourage curiosity.
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Organization tips to bring calm to the chaos.
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The spiritual side of learning — helping kids grow in wisdom and wonder.
Hobbies such as hobby gardening, grape vine management, genealogy and Daughters of the American Revolution/War of 1812 and more!
What’s Next
This space will once again be my journal, classroom, and creative corner. I’ll be blending health, beauty, and homeschooling with personal reflections on faith, family, and balance.
If you’re someone who’s juggling it all and still trying to make time for yourself — you’re in the right place.
Who knows what else might be discussed and if you have any ideas, please leave a comment!
