Christina Morrow
Hi! My name is Christina and I am a SAHM of four amazing kids. We homeschool and although it can be hectic, we love every bit of it! I never saw myself as a homeschool kind of mom, maybe a PTA mom but not homeschool. Then five years ago when life gave us lemons we made lemonade. My kids are my world, they are ages 9,7,4 and 1. So needless to say I always have my hands full. My four year old is on the autism spectrum but that doesn’t put a stop to his amazing little self. In our house we believe everyone is amazing just the way they were made.
Spring Cleaning
It’s the most annoying time of the year!
Not really, but it is the busiest time of the year for my household. Spring semester in...
Tiptoeing Into The New Year
Well, here we are! It’s a new year, but it’s the same ol’ me…and I think I’m okay with that. We have spent our...
Recreating Memories, One Cake At A Time
Memories are amazing things. The more fondly we look back on a moment, the more it can change how we remember it. Two people...
Real Life Over Picture Perfect
As we travel into the teen years, I find myself with mom guilt more often than not. Guilt over punishments and how long to...
Productive Summer, Homeschool Mom Style
While some see summer as the months to slow down and enjoy their time, I somehow see it as a chance to catch up...
Store-Bought To Homemade: Favorite Recipe Swaps
As our family has navigated more food allergies and I've sought simpler, cleaner ingredients for our meals, I've increasingly found myself making more things...
When Cooking Feels Like A Chore
Maybe I am a lone wolf in this, but I absolutely hate cooking. Don’t get me wrong; give me an entire dessert table to...
‘Tis The Season To Be…Anxious?
Here we are, enjoying what is for many the most wonderful time of the year. Don’t get me wrong; I absolutely love the holiday...
Motherhood: Survival Of The Fittest
Sometimes it feels like motherhood is a messed up game of survival of the fittest. Only motherhood makes you spread yourself so thin you...
Living With An Invisible Illness
Sometimes I feel like I’m living life trying to be invisible and miserably failing. I remember when I was a kid, playing like we...