For Catholics, May is traditionally dedicated to Mary, the virgin mother of Jesus. But, in May, we also celebrate our own earthly mothers, on Mother’s Day. Across the world, this holiday traditionally involves honoring our mother’s with both our time and money in the the form Mother’s Day Gifts. We shower our mom’s with gifts … Read more
First, I just want to say thank you so much for your support of our website and social media channels, KelloggShow across all medium. You wouldn’t believe the number of question we get regarding feeding a family our size. From budget to products to recipes, so I wanted to address these questions in a 3-part … Read more
Welcome to some musings. I’m hoping that instead of extrapolate knowledge with this piece, I more or less document a starting point. You know, like a “Wow, I’ve come so far,” notice for the future. I did look for this starting on other homesteaders blogs, but apparently no-one else started from nowhere, with zero knowledge. … Read more
Packing for your ski trip can be both a hassle and exciting. Days spent charging the mountain, breathing the crisp mountain air. Nights spent relaxing in a hot tub and eating delicious local food. But organizing and condensing everything you think you and your family might need can feel overwhelming. Don’t worry. As a local … Read more
It’s always a great sign when kids are curious about the world at a young age. And, traveling kids tend to have a passion for people, places and imagination. They are creative and resourceful little humans! When the holidays roll around, we like to foster their adventurous side as well as their desire for exploration … Read more
It took us about three weeks to find our first home. We saw a dozen or more homes, rode in our realtor’s car (because we only had three kids at the time, Brody was about 3 months old and had thrush, lovely) and our only criteria was cost. We drove about 1 hr outside of … Read more
We’ve been talking about extending date nights, into the day, and tailoring them a little more to our lifestyle. So, we’ve been riding. But, after fighting unprecedented crowds in Moab, in Aspen and in riding up Independence Pass this last Spring, Dan and I were hungry for a crowd free motorcycle ride. This being my … Read more