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From 2007 to 2010, I suffered accidental Toxic Injury (also called Multiple Chemical Sensitivity or Environmental Illness). But, the forced time in bed has given me time to write. It has been such a blessing to work on my children's books and stories!-
Christa
I love: God, family & friends, outdoors, gardening, animals, writing, reading, photography, cooking, music, dance, bare feet, long skirts, lavender & yellow, and chocolate.
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Category Archives: Homeschooling
Fun for Kids while living the Mold-Avoiders Traveling Life
These simple, cheap, and educational ideas can promote creativity, sibling involvement, and fun for bored kids. Continue reading
Posted in Children, Homeschooling, Mold/Mould
Tagged games, mold, simple games, travel, travel games
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Ferment your Own berries
For an all-natural, probiotic drink with antioxidants and resveratrol (add the juice to water after done). Thaw (If using frozen berries which we do, to potentially reduce moldiness and contamination from scents etc. at the store.) Weigh Weigh the berries … Continue reading
Food Nutrient Benefits
Following up on my post titled “Food for Health,” the nutrients listed there usually include these benefits: Magnesium (nuts): can help with sleep, sound sensitivity, binding toxins, and protein needs. N-acetylcysteine (NAC): can help rebuild the body after toxic damage. Probiotics: … Continue reading
How to Raise Great Kids
Notice my title is grammatically incorrect; it should read: How to Rear Great Kids. But I did it to make a point: don’t make little things into big things! Sure, it’s great to encourage your kids to do their best … Continue reading
Posted in Caregivers, Children, Homeschooling
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A Story Just for Fun
One day when our oldest was about 2 years old, he was bored and I had a mound of dishes to wash, so I told him I would tell him a story. My mom had mailed me some pretty, lavender, rubber … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Homeschooling, Humor
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The One who Matters
Two weeks after graduation from university, I married my best friend. I was 22 years old, young and full of optimism. I wanted to build clientele of piano students, but I knew that would take time. So I decided I … Continue reading
My Stories Published by My Father’s World
My Father’s World published 19 short stories I wrote into a book to be used with their first grade curriculum. I am so excited. Very happy they liked my stories. I was honored to be part of the project, … Continue reading
Homeschooling on the Road
Many people with mold illness (CIRS, bio-toxin illness) are finding the joys of recovery through camping and traveling. Others just love to travel or have picked RV life for fun. If you are traveling with children and would like to … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Homelessness, Homeschooling, MCS/Chronic Illness, Mold/Mould
Tagged CIRS recovery, full-time RV life, homeschooling, Mold Illness
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Two New Picture Books
I finished publishing First Hungarian Words and The Plate! Yahoo! It sure feels good to complete projects. My Dad was born in Hungary and came to the United States with his family when he was 10 years old. He learned … Continue reading
Great Review of “The Cat Race”
Bonus post today. LOL My friend Cefa the cat wrote a wonderful review of my picture book, “The Cat Race.” 🙂 To read the review, go here. The free coloring pages are available at the bottom of the post. The … Continue reading
