Danielle Ravitch

So, we signed up for a tp subscription through Amazon’s subscribe and save, and would receive our order like clockwork every other month. One time, in the height of the hysteria Justin even snagged a package of tp from another customers cart that was overflowing with the precious goods. Sooooo, long story short, recently I became sick and tired of having to search for normal toilet paper that wasn’t overpriced,  inconsistently delivered + preferably not cause “soft clogs”. Did you know that bamboo grows 10-20x faster than trees?

Allowing for a time to breathe, accepting the new rhythms of life and spending some time observing your kiddo(s) to determine how he/she/they love to learn. While I decided to continue with our lessons, I also chose not to be so rigid with the plan or try to be overly strict about sticking to the schedule. However, Nora loves listening to stories, observing animals in nature and recreating her favorite elements in watercolors. Pro Tip: I try to schedule the day so that the subjects that require the most focus get her attention first, and then we get to work on the fun stuff.

Yes, the cold has officially settled in for us here on Long Island. This weekend we celebrated Halloween, and thankfully after what seemed like a week of rain, we had a clear day! The girls were in their costumes bright and early, and we headed out to the Cutchogue Diner for a late breakfast. If you are ever on the East End on Long Island (North Fork), this Long Island landmark is worth the visit!

Today I am going to share an amazing resource with you, the meal planning framework. With home school, working from home and all of the fun passion projects I have going on, it has been a challenge to squeeze it all into my already full schedule. I have been tirelessly dreaming, creating and course correcting our daily lives. So much so, that it almost feels like I am coming to terms with a lot of different variables.