in review ~ second half of 2017 homeschool
Homeschool learning takes many different forms... ~tinkering with old mechanical bits and making eclipse viewers ~ ~ practicing piano and setting up a peppermint cafe ~ ~ lego and botany ~ ~ knitting and woodworking ~ ~ jam bands and …
in review ~ 2017 garden photos
From the gardens, since June 2017... lollipop dahlia wild tansy for the dye pot the best raspberries grow out of our compost beside the creek lollipop dahlia watering is fun when you have the right tools teenage blueberries lily cottage garden this is how …
in review ~ 2017 animal photos
A few favourites from the farm... Nyla, at 10 years old, is our oldest and most gentle dog on the farm Delilah, Posey, Flora, and Stella Blue (Sugaree is missing from the photo) Eggy Pop...our punk rock Polish …
in review ~ 2017 favourite photos
A whole seven months has passed since I sat down at my keyboard and opened up my blog. This is the longest absence from this space in the nearly eight years I have been blogging. …
in the gardens ~ early june, 2017
Six weeks ago in the garden... Today... Our life came to a grinding halt six weeks ago when the ground became workable after such a long winter. Homeschool work was abandoned, as was housework for the most …
in the gardens ~ mid april, 2017
A month ago in the gardens... Mid April, 10 days ago, in the gardens... So much change in 3 weeks. And now, with garden expansions happening, I need to use a wide lens on the whole garden... Suddenly, …
a little crafty nest
Hello out there, I'm happy you stopped by! My name is Jules and I am grateful to share my family's homegrown adventures here...from homeschooling to homesteading.
This space is my own reminder to savour the beauty amidst the chaos and messes of motherhood...to see the extraordinary in the everyday ordinary. Thank you for joining me.
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