Or, being a creative homemaker
It’s so easy to feel worn down and exhausted by life, mothering, and all the things – especially when you have six kids like Lexy Sauvé.
Lexy has learned a surprising thing, though – it’s not cutting back that helps her enjoy her life; it’
We’ve all been there, zoned out on the couch, flicking through the screens. It might be Instagram. It might be Amazon. It might be headlines or search results. But we compulsively scroll.
A little niggling feeling tells us that we should stop. Then we spot another little nugget – a
Hi! My husband and I are both second-generation homeschoolers who now have two homeschool graduates and three still at home being educated. When we got married at 19, I assumed homemaking would be easy – just cook, clean up, and have plenty of time left over to read. Not so. Homemaking – and homeschooling and mothering – have been God’s path of humility and sanctification for me. Now, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Let me share not only what I know now, but also how to walk the path of sanctification with a full life at home.
Two and a half years ago we moved sold our house of twelve years, the one I thought we’d be in for at least another ten, if not twenty or thirty years. We moved across state lines, from Washington to Idaho, like many did post-2020.
We purchased land before
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