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Fun Pizza Night Remix

Thursday, 14 January 2021 by TOSBlog

Pizza night is always a family favorite in our home. We usually order from one of the local restaurants, and everyone gets a say in what we get. (And bonus, mom doesn’t have to cook!) Once and a while we get adventurous and make our pizza at home. We have several different favorite go-to

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Christian Ways to Teach Teens about Money

Wednesday, 13 January 2021 by TOSBlog

Did you know teens in America are a money spending block that advertisers target? That’s one reason it’s so important to teach teens to use money wisely! Here are some practical principles to impart to your young adults. Stewardship Everything, including our money and possessions, belongs to God because He made it, and

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Hey Mama Monday: Mama, Stand Firm in Your Decision to Homeschool

Monday, 11 January 2021 by TOSBlog

If you are like me, you are often tempted to scream, “I can’t do this another year!” And, you would probably be right that you cannot do this. At least, not without help. Homeschooling along with just living life is often overwhelming, and unless you have something strong to stand on, you will easily

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Avoiding Homeschool Winter Burnout

Thursday, 07 January 2021 by TOSBlog

It’s that time of year. Winter has closed in on us. The dark nights and bleak days seem to suck out all the joy and happiness in the world. Obviously, I have a few issues. And if I’m going to burn out, it will most likely happen in the midst of winter. I can’t