She's Here!!

 On Monday night we finally got to me our precious new little baby, a girl! 

I was scheduled to be induced Monday evening, but when we got to the hospital I had already had quite a few contractions and was dilated to 5.  When the doctor got there he broke my water a little after nine and our little Peanut was born at 11:14!  She weighed 7 lbs 11 oz, which is the least of all my babies.  We all figured she was going to be quite big, so she was a nice little surprise.

The kiddos came to visit her and loved holding her.  Sweetie couldn't keep her hands off her.  They are going to be great big siblings!

We came home Tuesday evening and I am enjoying spending lots of quiet time with Peanut before the chaos hits when the other kids come home!

Tasty Tuesday: Homemade Yogurt

Since I am most likely in the hospital enjoying my new baby this morning, I thought I would auto post a fun Tasty Tuesday recipe for you to try out.  Making your own yogurt can seem pretty intimidating at first, at least it did for me, but now that I've got it all figured out, it is a piece of cake.  There are quite a few different ways of doing some of the steps in the process, so you might have to try out a few before you find what works and what you like.

First you will need to heat up your milk to 185 degrees.  The easiest way I've found to do this without scorching the milk is to put it in a jar in a pan of water.  At this time, I also take out a couple of tablespoons of my yogurt that I will use for a starter and let it warm up to room temperature.  If this is your first time, you can use plain or vanilla yogurt from the store (make sure it has live and active cultures) and after that you can just use some from yogurt that you have previously made.  You will need about 2 tablespoons per quart of milk.


After you have heated it, it needs to be cooled to about 115 degrees.  I do this by setting the jar in my freezer and checking and stirring it every 15 minutes or so.  You could also do this in the fridge or just on the counter, but it will take longer.
Once it is cooled I always add some non-fat dry milk powder to make the yogurt a little thicker.  This is completely optional, but if you want to try it, add about 1/4 cup per quart of milk.  Then you need to gently stir in the yogurt starter that should be at room temperature by now.
The next step can be done many different ways and can produce a wide range of taste and consistency of your yogurt.  The milk mixture needs to be kept warm for anywhere from 4-12 hours at a temperature anywhere between 90-120 degrees in order to incubate and let the cultures grow.  I have read many different ways of doing this, including putting it in the oven and leaving the light on, putting it in a cooler with a pan of boiling water, crock pots, or any other place you can keep it warm.  I tried a few of them, but always had to keep a thermometer by it and check the temperature often. Since I knew I wanted to make yogurt often, I purchase a yogurt maker for about $20 and that way I can just set my jar in it and not worry about keeping it the right temperature.  Anyway that you try it, it needs to be in a place where it won't have to be moved for several hours.  You will get sweeter yogurt with lower temps and shorter incubating times and tarter yogurt with higher temps and longer times. 

Then you will need to refrigerate it for several hours before eating it. Before using any of the fresh yogurt, I always take out about 2 tablespoons and store it in a separate container to use as my starter next time.

Even though it takes quite a long time to make, it really doesn't require constant attention and is not a time consuming process.  You may need to try it several different times in order to get the taste or consistency you like (my first time it was really soupy and I've also had it not work at all!) but don't give up!  There are many uses for your yogurt once you get the hang of making it.  It is good for eating plain or topped with fruit, granola, or other things,  making smoothies, and using it in recipes in place of sour cream, mayonnaise, cream, or buttermilk.  It can be frozen or used to make yogurt cheese, which can also replace sour cream or cream cheese in recipes.
Hopefully you enjoy trying this fun process as much as I have!  Be sure to leave me a comment and let me know how it turns out!

Your Comments: Thank You and Replying

I just wanted to thank all of you who have been kind enough to leave comments for me. I love getting them, they make it much easier to keep up with writing posts knowing that someone is reading them. I also wanted to let you know that I do reply to all your comments, but have just recently realized that not all of you have your email on your profile, meaning you don't get my email replies! I apologize if you have left comments and it doesn't seem like I respond. I will try to pay more attention if your email is public or not and reply on your blog if it's not. If you are interested in making it possible to reply through email, all you have to do is make your email public on you profile. If you are worried about getting a lot of junk mail, I really haven't gotten any more since adding my email to my profile. And if you want to reply to someone who has left a comment on your blog, you just need to hit reply to the notification email and they will get your reply if they have their email on their profile. Thank you again and hopefully I will find time for a few posts at least in the next few weeks and months!

A Day at School

The kids have been really enjoying most of their school work this year from My Father's World. It is a really easy to follow curriculum and doesn't require too much prep work from me, which is nice since I don't have a lot of extra time right now. The only hard part has been trying to find things that keep Lovebug occupied if we do any work while he isn't napping. He always wants to be in on what we are doing! One of his favorite things is playing with a tub of dried beans. It gets kinda messy, but it's worth it since it keeps him busy for quite a while!

Buddy has been learning long vowels in reading and even though this is not his favorite subject we have found a few games to make it more interesting and he is starting to read some really big words! He loves to use the white board, so I write some of his words for the day on it and he gets to erase them if he reads them correctly.

He has also been working on copy work and illustrating the sentences to make a book. He is almost done and pretty excited about making his own book.
Sweetheart has been learning her letters and most recently we have worked with the letter M. She loves to use dry erase markers on sheet protectors to practice her writing skills.We have also been learning about the moon for letter M and after we read Little Bear Goes to the Moon, we made space helmets out of plastic jugs.

And what better way to practice counting and sorting than with M&Ms!

We made some fall leaf sun catchers with tissue paper and contact paper to decorate our windows for fall.

Hopefully I will be able to get back into a routine and keep up with school for the kids once the baby is here!

My True Nature - Review, Discount Code, & Giveaway! **CLOSED**

My kids love bath time. They especially love it when we add some bubble bath. When Kelly from My True Nature contacted me about reviewing her new bath products, I knew my kids would be all for it! I was also excited to try them because they are all natural and organic which means they are safe for my kids! Kelly sent us the Bubbly by Nature Bubble Bath and the Stinky by Nature Shampoo and Body Wash. After we received them, we immediately started using them. The bottles had adorable little cartoon characters on them that the kids loved to look at. The kids also loved the bubble bath! One thing I don't like about a lot of bubble baths is that they produce only small amounts of bubbles that don't always last that long. The Bubbly by Nature created huge amounts of bubbles that lasted for a long time! The Stinky by Nature did a great job of getting the kids clean, and the only small issue I had with it was that is was rather difficult to rinse out of their hair. When I asked Kelly about this, she said that it was due to the amount olive oil in the wash and already had plans to reduce it in the next round she manufactures to resolve this issue. Overall we had a great experience using the My True Nature products and can't wait to see what else the offer in the future!

My True Nature is in the process of launching the first of their products and hopes to add more soon. Here is a little bit more about My True Nature from their website:

The idea for My True Nature came after my first baby was born. Like many mothers, I wanted to create a safe home environment. But when I couldn’t find a line of soaps and shampoos that had 100% natural ingredients, performed as well as typical mainstream products, and were completely free of genetically modified organisms, parabens, petrochemicals, phthalates, sulfates, synthetic dyes, synthetic fragrances, triclosan or preservatives, I decided to start producing them myself. Before I knew it, I had a line of products that my friends and family loved. I started selling them by word of mouth, and the business has grown from there.

When I started using my products at home, I put cartoon labels on the bottles to make them laugh. I mean, who doesn't love to make their kids laugh? It is intoxicating. My kids loved them, and that’s when the idea for TubbyTown™, a make-believe bath-time wonderland, was born. TubbyTown™’s residents currently include Bobo the dragon, Milo the skunk, Clio the teddy bear and Ollie the octopus. Each has its own distinctive personality, and its own dedicated bath-time product. I know your little ones will look forward to playing with them each time they step into the tub just like mine do.

Currently My True Nature offers the bubble bath, shampoo & body wash, and gift bags for boys or girls. They also have a holiday version of the products and gift bags available, perfect for Christmas gifts for your favorite little ones! They will soon be launching their bath books and toys and also hooded bath towels, all built around the bath time characters and their personalities.

My True Nature only uses 100% natural ingredients so I know that using them on my kids is very safe. If you would like to read about the ingredients you can check them out on their site here. They also use recycled bottles and eco-friendly bags to package their products.

Kelly and her husband have lived in San Francisco for 12 years and have 2 children, Fletcher who is 5 and Adeline who is 3. Kelly is a big cook and that is how her interest in formulating her products started.
Want to purchase any of the My True Nature products? Head over to the site to check them out. Kelly has graciously offered my readers a 20% discount and free shipping when you use the code munchkin! (Code expires Oct 6, 2010)

Want to win a 4 oz combo package of the Bubbly by Nature and Stinky by Nature? Keep reading!
Please complete the mandatory entry first and then feel free to complete as many of the extra entries that you would like to. Leave your email address (non spam example: name at yahoo dot com) in each comment so that I can contact you if you win. I will verify all entries, so please be honest! The giveaway will end Oct 6, 2010 at noon and I will pick a winner. The winner will have 48 hours to respond to my email or a new winner will be chosen. This giveaway is open to anyone (and yes even my friends are welcome to enter since the winner will be randomly drawn using random.org!).

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My True Nature sent me these products for free to review. I was not paid for this review and I get to keep the products. All opinions expressed are mine!

Easy Homemade Granola

I really like granola, as a cold cereal or just to munch on. I've tried a few different recipes for homemade granola, but this is by far the easiest. It's probably not the healthiest granola recipe you could make, but it tastes really good and still beats out the store bought stuff since you know what is in it! Even Hubby and the kids really like it. When eating it as cereal, I like it even better if I add raisins, but you could add any dried fruits or nuts that you like, and of course it tastes best with fresh Twin Brook Creamery milk!

Ingredients:

1 cup butter or margarine
1 cup brown sugar
½ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
8 cups oatmeal (quick oats)

Directions:
In a large, 4-quart saucepan, melt the margarine or butter and the brown sugar
together. Stir it up and let it simmer for a few minutes (2-3 minutes). Add the salt and cinnamon, then the oatmeal. Remove pot from heat and stir until all the oatmeal is coated. Spread the granola onto 2 cookie sheets (with sides) and bake at 375° for 10 minutes, until golden brown. Cool granola completely on pan, then break up into pieces and transfer to a container. Add raisins or nuts if desired.

Suuthe by Mari Skin Repair Winner!

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Easy Freezer Corn

I got all my corn froze a couple days ago. We prefer the taste of frozen over canned, so that is why I freeze it instead of can it. And I think freezing is easier, especially using a few tricks to make it all go quickly. I did a whole wheelbarrow full and it took me about 2 hours with a few breaks to get the kids lunch or help them with something. I thought I would share with you how I do it in case you might be interested in trying it.

After you have picked and peeled all your corn, you need to get some water boiling. I use 2 big pots to keep things moving. You need to boil the corn for 5 minutes.
Then you need to immediately put them in cold water to stop the cooking. I use my sink full of ice water (all the ice had melted by the time I took the picture).

Then comes the fun part, cutting off the kernels! I use a tube pan and my electric knife and this makes it quick and easy. Just hold the corn on the center tube, saw the kernels off, and let them fall into the pan.

You will be left with a nicely cleaned off cob and you will hardly waste any corn.

Then it is ready to be scooped into the freezer containers of your choice. I always use pint Ziploc bags and this is the perfect amount for most recipes or for our family to eat at one meal.

This year I got 24 pints from our garden, which is kind of a small year, but at least it is done before the baby is here!

My Princess Bible - Review

My Sweetheart loves all things princess. She loves to wear dresses, dance, and pretend she is a princess. She even says she is going to be a princess when she grows up. So when I had the chance to review the My Princess Bible from Tyndale House Publishers, I knew Sweetie would love to read this one with me. And I was right! We have been reading it together before bedtime and she loves it and always wants to keep reading more! This book is written by Andy Holmes and illustrated Sergey Eliseev, who have been done a nice job putting this book together to teach young girls about women of the Bible. Each chapter is about a different woman and talks about a character trait that made her one of God's special princesses. At the end of each chapter there are two lines where you can insert your princess's name to encourage her to be one of God's princesses. For example the story about Eve ends with “________ is God’s special princess; ________ is sad when she does something bad.” I have enjoyed using this book with Sweetie as a way to help her become familiar with these important women of the Bible and how we can apply what we learn from them to our own life.

I received this book from Tyndale House Publishers for free for review and it is mine to keep.

So Much To Do...

...so little time (or energy)! All of a sudden it seems like our new little one will be here soon! I (almost) wish I had a couple more weeks since most of the stuff in the garden has decided to ripen all at once this week! Yesterday I got the potatoes dug and about half of them canned, but I am hoping to get the corn, pears, tomatoes, and maybe some more apples and peaches done before the baby arrives! With an induction date set for the 27th that doesn't leave me much time! And thankfully the monster kidney stone has been staying put and I haven't had any pain from that! If there is a lack of posts on the blog in the next couple weeks, hopefully you will understand!

Wedding Bells Were Ringing!

This weekend we were blessed to add a great addition to our family! My brother-in-law got married to a wonderful girl! Hubby was the best man and Buddy and Sweetie were bell ringers so we had a few busy days of rehearsal, helping set up, and the wedding. It all went beautifully! Here are a few pictures of the bell ringers (there were a total of 12!) and a few other random pictures I managed to get, but most of the time I forgot or was too busy to get more pictures.

The 2 cutest bell ringers!

All the cousins who were bell ringers

Buddy and Sweetie with their new Auntie K

Sweetie waiting with Grandpa and the bride's father

Hubby signing the marriage license

Congratulations A & K!!!

Tasty Tuesday - Getting the most out of your roast turkey or chicken

I don't really have a recipe to share today, but I thought I would share with you how I get a lot of meals out of one roast turkey or chicken since I did this last week. I used a turkey this time, but this can also be done with a chicken, just on a smaller scale. I can usually get at least a week's worth of meals and a bunch of broth out of one 15-20 lb turkey. On the day that I roast it, we use some of the meat for that night's dinner, along with gravy made from the pan drippings. After it has cooled (usually the next day), I strip all the meat off the bones and chop it all up into bite sized pieces. I divide the meat up into approximately 2 cup amounts (since that is about what most recipes call for) and put all but one into pint size freezer bags. I put all the bags in the freezer and they are all ready to go for recipes that call for cooked chopped turkey or chicken. The remaining 2 cups I use for a recipe later in the week. With my 15 lb turkey last week I put 5 bags in the freezer.
Next I take all the bones and toss them into a large pot to make broth. With a turkey, I usually divide it between 2 pots.

Then add some chopped up carrots, celery (with the leaves) and onions, and about 1 tsp of salt, 1/2 tsp of pepper, and a sprig of parsley to each pot. Add enough water to cover it all and bring it to a boil. Reduce the heat, cover, and let simmer for about 1 hour. Then use a cheese cloth and strain everything out of the broth. Discard all the bones and vegetables and let the broth cool a bit. Then lay a piece of plastic wrap over the top so that it is laying right on the broth and cool completely in the fridge. Once it is cool, the fat will have risen to the top and when you remove the plastic wrap, most of it will stick to the wrap, making it easy to remove. (I was going to get a picture of this for you, but somehow between the cooking and cooling of the broth our camera got broke!) If you don't want to use the plastic wrap, you can still use a spoon and skim off the fat. Then place in freezer bags or containers in the your desired amount. Be sure to leave enough room for expansion! I usually do some in 1 cup and some in 4 cup amounts because most recipes call for whole cup amounts and my favorite soup recipe calls for 4 cups of broth. Then I can just unthaw as needed and it is ready to go! With this turkey I got 4 quart jars and 3 small jars that I put 1 cups worth in.

Do you have any great money saving tips that you use in your kitchen? I would love to hear them, so leave me a comment!

I am linking this post up with Raising Homemakers!

Suuthe by Mari - Review and GIVEAWAY! **CLOSED**

In honor of my birthday and Labor Day I thought I would provide you guys with a great giveaway today! Keep reading to the end of the post to find out how to enter!

Since having kids, I have become much more aware of what is in the products we use in our home and on our bodies. I have really started reading ingredient labels and paying attention to what things are made from. I love finding products that are all natural with ingredient lists that I can understand because then I know if it safe for us or not. Recently I discovered a company called Suuthe by Mari that offers skin care products made with high quality natural and organic food grade ingredients and no addatives or fillers. That sounded great to me and when they offered to send me a couple of their products for review, I was excited to try them out!

Suuthe by Mari was started by Mari Carlin Dart when she was desperate to relieve her son's eczema and nothing else had worked. She came up with a salve that worked and when others began asking for her "magic salve," her business was born! Since then they have developed an entire line of natural skin repair products.

First they sent the flagship product of the business, the Skin Repair. We don't really have too many skin issues in our house, so I wasn't sure I would get a chance to use this for anything too quickly. The only issue we do have occassionally is that Sweetie gets very dry itchy skin in the crooks of her elbows. It usually last a couple days and I put lotion on it to try help it. Well, last week it decided to flair up so I put some of the Skin Repair on it and it was gone after one application! Sweetie said it was much nicer than the other stuff we've used because it didn't hurt when I put it on either! The Skin Repair can also be used for diaper rashes and since most of you know that we use cloth diapers, I had to ask if it was safe for cloth diapers. Well it is, so it is nice to have something around for if Lovebug gets a rash and I don't have to switch back to disposables until it clears up! There is a long list on their site of other skin issues that the Skin Repair is effective for.

They also sent me the Original Lip Balm. In the summer I get dry chapped lips from the sun so I tried this out right away and immediately noticed a difference. After a couple days of use, my lips were soft and smooth again! It is also effective for cold sores, which I get occassionally and I hope it helps me as well for those.

Both products have worked very well for us and I was also excited to read the ingredient labels and be able to understand what each ingredient is: Pure Emu Oil, Shea Butter, Organic Olive Oil, Bees Wax, Essential Oils: Lavender, Lemon, Chaomile Flower Extract-German Blue.

Other products that they sell include: Facial Skin Moisturizer, Natural Body Butter, Pure African Shea Butter, and Pure Emu Oil.

Interested in purchasing any of the Suuthe by Mari products? Head over to their site and check them out! Right now both sizes of the Skin Repair are on sale!

Interested in winning a tin of the Skin Repair? Keep reading! Suuthe by Mari has generously sent me a tin of the Skin Repair to offer as a giveaway to one of my lucky readers!

Please complete the mandaory entry first and then feel free to complete as many of the extra entries that you would like to. Leave your email address (non spam example: name at yahoo dot com) in each comment so that I can contact you if you win. I will verify all entries, so please be honest! The giveaway will end Sept 20, 2010 at noon and I will pick a winner. The winner will have 48 hours to respond to my email or a new winner will be chosen. This giveaway is open to US residents (and yes even my friends are welcome to enter since the winner will be randomly drawn!).

Mandatory entry:
Leave me a comment and guess which milestone birthday I am celebrating today!

Extra entries (be sure to leave a seperate comment for each extra entry that you do!)

- Follow my blog publicly

- Subscribe to my blog (box on the left) and make sure you check your email to verify it!

- Add my button to your blog (leave a link to where you added it)

- Head over to Suuthe by Mari and tell me which other product you would be interested in trying.

- Subscribe to the Suuthe by Mari newsletter here (upper right corner).

- Leave a comment on the Suuthe by Mari blog (leave me a link to the post you comment on and the name you commented under).

- Follow Suuthe by Mari on twitter (leave me a comment with your twitter name)

- Tweet, facebook, or blog about this giveaway (you may do one, two, or all three for up to 3 entries and leave me a link to each one that you do)

- "Like" Suuthe by Mari on facebook (leave me a comment with your name)

That's a total of 12 possible ways to enter, so get started commenting today!

Suuthe by Mari sent me these products for free to review. I was not paid for this review and I get to keep the products. All opinions expressed are mine!

A Few Updates

There are a few things I thought I would update you all on, so I decided to do them all in one post to make it easy for me. I was also going to have a few pictures of things for you, but unfortunately one of the munchkins has once again broke our camera so no visual aids for you today.

First up is a pregnancy update. I am now less than a month away from my due date and hopefully we will get to meet our new little one in a few short weeks! This week we discovered that I have a monster of a kidney stone sitting in my right kidney. It is 15 mm!! The largest anyone is able to pass on their own is about 5 mm, so normally they would blast it up so that it could be passed in smaller pieces. Since I'm pregnant that is not an option, though. So far I haven't had any pain, but if it starts to move and blocks fluids from leaving my kidney, we will have to try putting in a stint for the fluid to go around the stone until after I have my baby. We are just praying that it stays put until after the baby is born!

In homeschool news, we have been off to a very slow start for a little over a month now. Between doctors appointments, visits to the dentist, gardening/preserving, and trying to fit in other fun stuff before the summer is over, we have been super busy and haven't been fitting in school too often yet. The kids are loving to stuff we do when we do manage to do it though! Sweetie learned all about creation for a while, and now we are on to the letter S for sun. She loves all the experiments she gets to try like making a sundial and drying grapes into raisins. Buddy did some letter review and now we are on to learning about short vowels. He also loves his science book and doing experiments about dirt, worms, bugs, seeds, etc. They also love the art book and music we are using and beg to do art or music almost everyday! If Lovebug is awake when we are working on school stuff, I also try to find some fun things for him to play with like puzzles, blocks, or other fun learning toys.

I also thought I would update you on my no shampoo experiment that I told you about here. I haven't used any shampoo since that post (little over a month ago) and it has been going great! My hair feels thicker and healthier and it never gets greasy. I've read that some people go through a greasy transition period, but I never had that. I've also read off people going a week without washing their hair, but I didn't really want to try that long. I still wash it every other day and one time skipped it for a total of 4 days and I couldn't even tell. It never got greasy or anything else! I have also noticed that I shed a lot less hair! I haven't had to clean hair off the shower drain for weeks! The only draw back to using the baking soda and cider vinegar has been having to mix it up each time. I have 2 squirt bottles that I use and just get them ready while I am waiting for the water to warm up before my shower, so I really isn't too difficult. Up next? I am going to try making my own laundry detergent and possibly deodorant.

I hope you're still awake after reading all that with no pictures. Hopefully we will soon get our camera fixed or get a new one and I will have some cute munchkin pictures to share. Also watch for a great giveaway next week!

Bloem and Grow - Review and Discount Code!!

I recently discovered a small business online called Bloem and Grow that offers a variety of different products, most of which can be personalized to your liking! I immediately fell in love with all the cute necklaces!



When Kate, the owner, offered to send me one of her photo scrabble tile necklaces to review, I was so excited! I emailed her a photo of my hubby and this is what she created for me:

(Sorry I tried to get a pic of me with it on, but hubby wasn't around and my large belly wouldn't let me get close enough to the mirror for a nice close up to see the picture!)

I love it and think it is so fun to wear! I also plan to send her another picture of my kiddos after our newest is born to have her make another tile to add to my necklace.

I asked Kate to tell me a little more about herself so we could get to know her better and here is what she had to say:

I have been married to my high school sweetheart for 10 years now and we have 2 energetic kids, Emmah (7) and Jake (5). No pets, but with these two we don't need them! I got started with a love for crafting and a desire to use this skill as part of my job! I started scrapbooking over 15 years ago and it totally snowballed from there. I love making things for people that are unique and special. I love my photo scrabble tile necklaces because they are so great for so many people. And there are just so many options and so many ways to personalize them.

Kate also offers other cute products like word blocks, photo holders, clothes pins, magnet boards, other jewelry and more!

Kate has many more pictures on her site and facebook page, so be sure to head over to them and check them all out!

I think all her prices are very reasonable, especially for being personalized! If you would like to purchase any of her adorable stuff, head over to her site, Bloem and Grow. And Kate has graciously offered a discount code to all my lucky readers! Just mention the code "Michelle" when ordering and she will give you 15% off your order! So what are you waiting for? Head over and take advantage of this great offer to get yourself some cute stuff!

Bloem and Grow sent me this necklace for free to review. I was not paid for this review and I get to keep the necklace. All opinions expressed are mine!