by Dawn Camp | Dec 4, 2008 | featured, The Homeschool Post
The theme for this week’s Homeschool Memoirs is candy! Jocelyn had me pegged as a gummy bear lover. Did you know that gummy bears can make a lovely Christmas tree? Maybe not a long lasting one, though. Here are some other favorites: Here’s the scripture...
by Dawn Camp | Dec 2, 2008 | in the kitchen
Okay, so maybe popular demand is a slight exaggeration, but Kim did ask for the recipe. Cheese Spaghetti is as traditional as the turkey, dressing, and cranberry sauce for my family. My Aunt Myrt made it throughout my childhood; when I moved to Georgia as a young...
by Dawn Camp | Dec 1, 2008 | family & friends, featured, homeschooling
FOR TODAY, December 1, 2008 . . . Outside My Window . . . it’s cold, with occasional wispy bursts of snow – just enough to get the kids excited but not to amount to anything. I am thinking . . . how sweet it is that my 3-year-old daughter has curled up and...
by Dawn Camp | Nov 26, 2008 | featured, holidays, in the kitchen
If you’re looking for last-minute dessert ideas for Thanksgiving, this is an amazing apple pie recipe that I got years ago from the Atlanta Journal Constitution. It’s only fair to warn you that it won’t be the most beautiful apple pie you’ve...
by Dawn Camp | Nov 24, 2008 | homeschooling, reading, reviews
I have always been a lover of mysteries; Nancy Drew was an early favorite. I spent my childhood peering around corners, hands in the position of a gun, like the spy I dreamed of becoming (I must have made my parents nuts). The Missing Link: FOUND by the...
by Dawn Camp | Nov 13, 2008 | a day in the life, featured, photography, reviews
I jumped at the chance to attend a BlogHer & GM/Saturn meet-up at Atlantic Station in midtown Atlanta on Tuesday. As mother of a large family, my vehicle choices are limited to full-size vans. The opportunity to test drive cars – including a snazzy little...
