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Welcome to another episode of Moms Without Resumes. Today Kacey shares a flop of forgetfulness, and a flip of cutting her kids' hair. Laura shares a flop about coveting in church and flip of a working dishwasher. Kacey shares a growth of becoming a cheerleader for her husband, and Laura shares a growth that is borderline flop over her kids' math curriculum.
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This is a wild episode! Laura and Kacey both have painful flops that you won't want to miss hearing about. Check out their flips, what is going right in their lives, and their growths, how they are growing.
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Today our guest is Jessica. She and Kacey share from their lives. Kacey shares about a flop of an expensive rental car and a flip of daily lists for her kids. Jessica shares a flop of homeschool FOMO, and a flip of learning to have priorities. Kacey shares a musical growth, and Jessica shares about becoming more intentional with her kids.
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It's August and that means back to school is happening everywhere. We thought it would be fun to have our whole episode devoted to all things flop, flip, and growth in homeschooling. On today's episode, Kacey, Laura, and their guest Stephanie all share from their homeschooling experiences.
We want to hear from you! Are there other topics you would enjoy hearing about? Please email us at [email protected] to suggest topics. And as always, if you have a flop, flip, and growth you want to share, please let us know, we would love to have you on our show.
Books and resources mentioned in this episode:
The Horse And His Boy by C.S. Lewis
Because of Winn Dixie by Kate DiCamillo
Christian Heroes Then and Now Series by Janet and Geoff Benge
Andrew And The Firedrake by Douglas Wilson
Your Teenager Is Not Crazy: Understanding Your Teen's Brain Can Make You A Better Parent by Jerusha Clark
Age Of Opportunity by Paul Tripp
Teaching From Rest by Sarah Mackenzie
Colorcode.com
On today's episode Laura shares a flop of potty training, Kacey shares a flop over how to unload the dishwasher, Laura shares a flip of potty training, and Kacey shares a flip of using Commonplace books with her boys. Laura shares how she is growing in getting chores accomplished well in her home, and Kacey shares her growth in gardening.
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We have our second guest, Molly! Laura and Molly share their flops, flips, and growths. Laura shares about sick kids, the new Top Gun movie, and about growing in contentment. Molly shares about planting wildflower seeds, a Bible reading plan, and the hard work of harvest.
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We have our first guest! Our friend Shelly was brave enough to take us up on our offer to be on our podcast. She and Kacey share from their lives. We hear about Kacey's adventures with parsnips, and Shelly's flop of yelling at kids (who has done that before?!). We also hear about learning to love like Jesus in a way we don't usually think of, and about allowing God to work in our husbands' lives.
Laura shares a flop of envy, Kacey shares a flip of chores, Laura shares about chickens, and more!
Book mentioned in this episode: Lantern In Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aldrich
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