The Practically Green Mom
I mentioned in my last post that I wasn’t sure what the fall semester of school would look like for my kids. Well, now I know…kind of… The public school that my almost 9 year old attends is (at the time of this post) offering the choice between in-person instruction 5 days a week, or […]
Pandemic day 4000? I’ve given up. My kids have no routine. They find their own food, go to bed when they’re tired, and basically play Xbox all day with a short swimming break (in our backyard) at some point between the worst heat of the day and when the mosquitoes come out. (Sometimes we switch […]
Oh, hi. It’s been about 5 months since I blogged. Quite frankly, I just haven’t wanted to. With everything else going on in the world, my words seem like a waste of space. I keep going back and forth on keeping this blog at all. I enjoy creating content and sharing information, but maybe I’ve […]
Warm, spicy, and minty aromas are a staple of the holiday season (at least here in the northern hemisphere where it’s finally cold!) These are my favorite essential oils to add to the diffuser this time of year to get into the spirit of the season! This post contains affiliate links and I will be […]
Popular in fall and winter diffuser blends, Sweet Orange (aka: Orange Sweet, or just Orange) essential oil adds a sweet element to the typical spiciness of other fall and winter oils, such as Clove and Cinnamon. This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. Sweet […]
Every year since my older son turned three, I’ve done birthday interviews with my kids to see how their likes change as they grow. His answers are in bold, my comments are in parentheses/italics. This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. How […]
Sweet Boy – You’ve actually been four for a couple of months now, but I finally got around to posting this… Three was a pretty good year! You had your moments, but you never really hit the “threenager” phase like your brother did. You still love Paw Patrol and PJ Masks, but you and your big […]
