This post has been long overdue. In fact, next month marks one year since we’ve made the long drive and moved to Waco, TX. I told myself I’ll blog about it here but a lot of things happened at the beginning of 2020…and continues to unfold. I came across pictures of our first trip last […]
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Homeschooling has become an increasingly popular choice for parents looking to provide personalized education tailored to their child’s needs. For parents of toddlers aged 1 to 3, creating a curriculum that stimulates and nurtures their development is key. In this article, we’ll explore 10 easy do-it-yourself (DIY) homeschool curriculum ideas inspired by the Montessori philosophy,
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Homeschooling didn’t start as our “way of doing life” for our family. I started homeschooling when my daughter was entering the age of preschool. Looking back to that time, it was not easy but it wasn’t hard either. First of all, I don’t work full time and much of my time was dedicated to what
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Yay, it’s been a while since I blogged. Dealing with transitions, getting settled, getting acquainted, organizing, house and more! Those were the words that I can describe these past 5 month’s journey our family was on. I can’t believe we’ve been back in the midwest for quite a while. It still feels like we just
I love unsplash, coz it offers easy access for bloggers to get royalty-free photo stocks you that you can use for your blog. I started uploading my own photos there so other bloggers could use it too. Never thought it’ll get likes but this photo got a lot of hearts at Unsplash. To download the high-res
This blog is difficult for me to write since we are still under the cloud of transitions. I know it will get easier and smoother once we are passed the transition stage but right now, I want to share with you how we are dealing with it as a family. First, let me give you
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We let go of our old domain allabouthisgrace.com since the domain has always been targeted by domain shmackers and bought a new domain www.carrollcafe.com. We think a new website domain would better fit another transition coming our way in a few weeks. It is our intent to continue to serve the Lord wherever we are, be
In our 10 years of marriage, I learned a great deal about love & honor. I learned from it the most from my husband, who have shown me real honor. Humbly speaking, I’m still a work in progress. I vowed to love and honor my husband, but it is a continual process for both of us.
Humanity continues to be curious and puzzled with or in any situation. That is part of us being a relational human being, created in the image of God. We are drawn to inquire for information. That’s why, when we are faced with very curious questions from people, we take it not as an offense or rude
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Recently, my son asked me what does “genuine” means. I immediately thought of the word “genuine” as real, true, not fake …like a piece of jewelry. Growing up in the Philippines, I first learned the word “genuine” not in the Bible nor at school. I often saw this word plastered across the windows of pawnshops in
