I am a non-typical blogger. While I do love meeting my word quota on here....it's hard to make time to blog. Life is in overdrive, but I guess that's the point of blogging....capturing those moments that otherwise slip through the cracks. So here is a recap of the last week or so events!
Passover Seder
Loved that my husband was teaching our children about the significant symbolism in the passover meal! This was so neat to share with dear friends and we all learned a ton. Our God is so into the details!
This was our Passover plate...with lamb shank, matzah bread, bitter herbs, salt water, horsey sauce, boiled egg, apple chutney, and candles. Where did we get such interesting candles? Well, I am so glad you asked! The kids made them the week prior at the Williamson Bee Keeping event.
I also got knee deep in this book...so dang good!
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That's right...where else but in Austin, can you attend the Funky Chicken Coop Tour. We had a blast at this very informative filed trip. When you homeschool nothing is off limits for a field trip!
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Passover Seder
Loved that my husband was teaching our children about the significant symbolism in the passover meal! This was so neat to share with dear friends and we all learned a ton. Our God is so into the details!
This was our Passover plate...with lamb shank, matzah bread, bitter herbs, salt water, horsey sauce, boiled egg, apple chutney, and candles. Where did we get such interesting candles? Well, I am so glad you asked! The kids made them the week prior at the Williamson Bee Keeping event.
I also got knee deep in this book...so dang good!
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That's right...where else but in Austin, can you attend the Funky Chicken Coop Tour. We had a blast at this very informative filed trip. When you homeschool nothing is off limits for a field trip!
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We held baby chicks...so fitting this weekend of new birth!
We explored the latest craze...the mobile chicken coop!
The kids met other homeschool school kids that participate in a group called Fancy Feathers. It is a 4H group that shows chickens....can you guess what the kids want to do next year?
This crew learned about the different varieties of chickens and the family decided we need 5-6 different breeds of chickens...so we can name them and tell them apart and have lots of colors of eggs. We shall see about this one!
This is $2000 coop....I think my husband almost feel over when they said what their coop cost. Of course, this was the first coop we saw!
Coop build buy 3rd grades...we can so do this!
family FAVORITE!
30 chicken coop
Next up Easter pictures...and how God got to show off at our house!
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