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Yesterday we looked at some ways to celebrate Christmas Eve, so of course today we’ll share some of the ways we celebrate on Christmas Day! If you’d like to share your family’s Christmas Day traditions, be sure to leave a comment telling us what you and your family like to do. You just might inspire…
There are as many ways to celebrate on Christmas Eve as there are families to celebrate it! I asked moms in our Hip Homeschool Moms Facebook Community to share how they celebrate on Christmas Eve, and today I’m sharing their ideas and traditions with you. It’s always fun to read about how other families do…
Most of the Christmases of my life have been beautiful — steeped in tradition and filled with all the joys that make for a perfect holiday season. But there have been those exceptions, like the first Christmas after we lost my mom. My dad and brother and I were coping relatively well I thought, trying…
This time of year is full of family traditions. From eating a big piece of Grandma’s pecan pie after a Thanksgiving feast, to Christmas caroling with your homeschool co-op, to attending mass on Christmas Eve, most families have a holiday tradition, or traditions, that they look forward to every year that makes the season extra…
Games are a great way for children to have fun and use their brains at the same time! If you have children ages 7 or 8 and above on your gift list this year, take a look at these suggestions. You’ll find card games, family games, games that require creativity, games for folks who love…
Teenagers can be hard to buy for! If you have a teen girl (or more than one) on your list this year, this guide is for you. We’ve looked for gift ideas for girls who love games, movies, and clothing, and for girls who loves arts & crafts and do-it-yourself projects! Take a look, and we…
Do you ever have trouble coming up with a great gift for a relative, friend, or co-worker? We put together gift ideas for everyone from babies to kids and teens to adults. Also included are gift guides for folks who love to cook, chocolate lovers, and those who love to play games. We add new…
What homeschool mom doesn’t love chocolate? Here is a list of gift ideas you might want to leave open for your hubby and kiddos to find! This chocolate Advent calendar is a delicious way to savor a little bit of chocolate each day for the 24 days of December before Christmas arrives! …
Christmas stockings can be SO much fun to put together, give, and receive! I’ve always enjoyed giving them because they’re easy to personalize (according to what the recipient likes or enjoys doing), they don’t have to be expensive, and they’re truly fun to give because the receiver always has such fun digging into the stocking…
Buying Christmas gifts for others can be so much fun! And giving them to friends and relatives makes us feel good–especially when we find just the right gift. But some folks can be so hard to buy for! Below you’ll find some fun ideas for the ladies (like your sister, mom, art teacher, etc.) you’d…
With … Homeschooling. Cooking. Cleaning. Grocery shopping. Laundry. Errands. Paying bills. Church obligations. Family obligations. And that’s only part of the list! Most of us also serve as unofficial family doctor, chauffeur, and field-trip coordinator. And many of us work outside of the home or have work-from-home jobs too! To be honest, I’ve had…
I’ve seen my share of natural disasters and severe weather. I’m also a planner/prepper by nature. I’ve lived in the desert where we’ve had flash flooding, tornado alley where semis were tossed around in the air like they were Lincoln Logs, hail storms with hail the size of grapefruit, and the South where hurricanes present…
