I haven't been in these forums much lately because I have so many projects going on right now and I've had to limit my social media. But tonight I was researching something for one of my ebooks. It's about reducing your toxic load and I was looking f
Hi guys. Just wasn't sure about marketing my ebooks here. Are there any rules/restrictions about this? It will be for sale on kindle in about a week and promotes hcrv and veganism. It's called:
"How To Be A Vegan In A Meat Eater's World - The Vegan's
I'm anemic (hemoglobin tested at 9) and I know I've been lax with getting my greens in. So I've researched a bit and am getting 15 mgs a day of iron (bananas, dates, raisins, lentils and green veg's mostly) am watching my folate and vitamin C and am
I think my daughter is still wanting to go to school. She is 8 and I think she misses mostly the social part, though we do get out a lot and see lots of people, there are not a whole lot of girls in our homeschooling circles. I've tried to meet her
In our circles, I am the last hold-out for not allowing video games. My kids have done a few here and there with friends by my 10-year-old is really pushing for minecraft, all his friends have it and wi's and ipods. We don't have TV but they netfli
Let's post what a typical unschooling day looks like in your home. Here's mine.
I got up a 7:30am and started in on some fruit. The kids play first thing in the morning until about 9. I get my housework and any planning-prep needed done before 9.
What a beautiful day. I'm so thankful my kids were able to enjoy the outdoors for hours today. For unschooling we read an online article about the Curiosity on Mars and watched a video about its engineers having to live on Mars time. Then we check
So with all this newfound energy and increased activity, my body wants so much more sleep than I'm able to provide. Do any parents here have any tips for maximizing rest or catching more Z's? I feel like it's the last frontier on my health issues.
I think on one hand it's harder to have hcrv kids while in a school setting. On the other the hcrv lifestyle makes being at home so much more fun and effective.
My kids (ages 7, 7 and 9) have a good understanding of the health reasons for avoiding meat, and the environmental damage, but a very minimal exposure to animal cruelty. They occasionally eat meat with their Dad or other family members but very litt