Spring Sneak Peek
Rachael Eliker
March 30, 2025
After a rough winter, full of snow, cold, and sickness, we are SO happy to be getting back to our
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Lessons
Scholastic Wrestling
Rachael Eliker
March 3, 2025
Wrestling has a long and glorious tradition with Jack’s family, so it wasn’t surprising when our sons started following in
Shopping Spree
Rachael Eliker
January 6, 2025
Early last December, Henry’s grade was able to participate in a fast-paced, meaningful act of service which also allowed me
Internal Nose Job
Rachael Eliker
December 31, 2024
If there was one thing I dreaded as a child, it was ear infections. There’s something particularly torturous about an
Personal Mantras
Rachael Eliker
March 17, 2024
As I was coming up on my fortieth birthday, I considered what I wanted the theme of the next phase
Frame and Hang
Rachael Eliker
November 28, 2023
One goal I set for myself before turning the big four-oh was to learn how to do something new. I
An Uphill Battle (Literally)
Rachael Eliker
November 25, 2023
Earlier this week, I received a surprise in the mail–the toll bridge fee for driving from Indiana into Kentucky on
Farm Girl Runs Triathlon
Rachael Eliker
October 24, 2023
It probably goes without saying that a mother of seven young children doesn’t exactly have a lot of time on
Woman-Child
The Rehomesteaders
September 20, 2021
I’m not entirely certain how it happened, but we have a twelve-year-old. That’s a year away from a teenager. Six
It’s a Start
The Rehomesteaders
September 22, 2019
Many hands make light work. One of our reoccurring family goals is to have a garden growing every year. It
Different Kinds of Chores
The Rehomesteaders
April 2, 2019
Claire trying her hand at woodchopping. I think I write a lot about our family doing chores, mostly because that’s
Just Laugh
The Rehomesteaders
May 26, 2018
Laundry sink flooding again? Just laugh! Sometimes, I wish life was all roses and butterflies and unicorns prancing under rainbows but
