rnmom24

rnmom24 last signed in Mar 23 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Mar 21, 2009.

About Me:

I am a homeschooling mother of 4, part-time RN and happily married to my high school sweetheart. I enjoy all things as close to its natural state as possible. I am striving to live an unconventional life. I am passionate in all things, especially my relationship with God. I love to write, paint, craft, bake, and play in the dirt. I wish I had more time to express myself through these venues. Mothering, to me though, is the most beautiful art and I am so blessed to have this to occupy my time. I have chickens and grind my own flour for bread. I had goats until the neighbors complained and I realized it just wasn't worth it. Looking to own more land in the future so that I may live as I choose. I hope to become more self sufficient and to encourage others to live this way as well.
God Bless,
Elizabeth

Use just 2 TBSP for regular loads and 3 TBSP for heavily soiled loads. This will last a long time.

Published March 21, 2009 /

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Step1 Mix all ingredients in a pan and cook over medium heat. Stir constantly until the mixture forms a firm ball. Should take less than 5 minutes. Step2 Knead for about 2-3 minutes as you would bread dough. Initially this will be quite hot, so if the children are helping, have them knead

How to Save Money Making Your Own Laundry Soap

by rnmom24 | in Home & Garden > DIY

If you're like me, you're always on the lookout for cheaper, more natural, do-it-yourself ideas. Here's a product that meets all those criterion AND gets your clothes clean! Give it a try.
How to Wash and Condition Your Hair Without Shampoo

by rnmom24 | in Fashion & Beauty > Hair

Let me introduce you to a new way of washing and conditioning your hair!
How to Prevent Homeschool Burnout

by rnmom24 | in Education > General

You know what I'm talking about. That day when you stand, phone in hand, ready to call and enroll your angels in school. Usually bedlam surrounds you. You are unshowered, house a mess, children amuck. BURNOUT! Is it any wonder it's so common among us homeschoolers today? Put the phone down, step back, and let's start over, shall we?