Our family is super excited to host Giulia from Italy. We took her to her first baseball game over the weekend and yesterday was her first day in American school...can you imagine!? She has tremendous courage and besides a few growing pains, it all went well.
Now describing the things she heard and saw on the back of the bus is another story.....
The girls love hanging out in her room and listening to her music. I know this will be a wonderful experience for all of us.
Where our classically eclectic, crafty, nature loving homeschool tries to stay on track...
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Classical Conversations
You will be reading many post about Classical Conversations in the near future. This will be our third year of Foundations. We are now connected to the blog carnival at Half a Hundred Acre Woods. This is a wonderful site for all things CC, enjoy.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Homemade laundry soap recipe
It really works!!!! My quest is over for a perfect laundry soap recipe...for less than 2 cents a load...I'm sold.
I have been using this recipe since March and just today I am making a new batch. It cleans well and it has a fresh scent. My friend adds Pyrex crystals to her recipe for more scent.
Here's the laundry soap recipe:
1 box of borax
1 box of super washing soda
1 4lb box of baking soda or 1/2 big bag
1 small container of oxy clean
3 bars Feld-naphtha soap grated
1 big container to mix in- I mix it up in thirds so it combines well. I use the oxy scoop to add it to my laundry. 2 scoops per load does the job.
Let me know what you think.
I have been using this recipe since March and just today I am making a new batch. It cleans well and it has a fresh scent. My friend adds Pyrex crystals to her recipe for more scent.
Here's the laundry soap recipe:
1 box of borax
1 box of super washing soda
1 4lb box of baking soda or 1/2 big bag
1 small container of oxy clean
3 bars Feld-naphtha soap grated
1 big container to mix in- I mix it up in thirds so it combines well. I use the oxy scoop to add it to my laundry. 2 scoops per load does the job.
Let me know what you think.
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