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Memories

December 31, 2012 0 Comments
Last year I found this idea on Pinterest.  It was suggested that throughout the year you write down your memories in little notes and place them in a jar/box, and then read them at the end of that year.  So we tried this throughout 2012 and read them today for New Year's Eve.  This is such a wonderful idea! ...

20121225

Tradition

December 25, 2012 0 Comments
 For years John and I have built and decorated a gingerbread house together as one of our Christmas traditions.  This year was the first time we decorated gingerbread as a family of three.  Sera was very excited to be involved.  We picked out a train this year, and though it never actually went together...

20121216

Mama's Little Helper

December 16, 2012 3 Comments
Our baby girl is quite the ‘little helper.’ She is so eager, insistent really, to be involved and to learn. And I want to take the time to make the learning fun for her, to cause her to want to continue to be involved and helpful. And while I am taking the time to teach her, I also want to take the time for myself, to...

20121215

Christmas (a little early)

December 15, 2012 0 Comments
This year our persepective has changed a little bit about having to "wait" until Christmas Day.  And since Sera's present arrived a little early and Daddy had a little time to assemble it while Sera was napping, she had a nice suprise when she woke up...her very own kitchen!            ...

20121214

His Handywork

December 14, 2012 0 Comments
Did you enjoy the [Geminid] meteor shower last night? It was a first for us. I cannot remember ever seeing anything of comparison. Dozens of ‘shooting stars!’ It was absolutely amazing. If you have never taken the time to look to the heavens during such an event, I would urge you to! (The news has reported that you may...

20121209

"Back to Eden"

December 09, 2012 0 Comments
We wanted to share a link with you for a documentary that was a blessing to us.  Mr. Gautschi causes you to really think about gardening differently, both physically and spiritually.  "BACK TO EDEN shares the story of one man’s lifelong journey, walking with God and learning how to get back to the simple,...

20121204

Seasons

December 04, 2012 0 Comments
From one season, to the next. It seems like just yesterday we were entering the fall season, and now, already, winter is only weeks away. The time has gone by so fast. And in such a blur. Since the seasons have changed [in our personal lives] we have seen the persimmons ripen and the leaves fall from the tree. We anticipated...

20121111

Trying to Find the Right Words

November 11, 2012 0 Comments
Firstly, I want to apologize for our absence.  It feels like it has been so long since I have been here.  So hard to believe that a month has went by!  It isn't that we haven't had anything to blog about.  There have been posts swimming around in my head for a while, but the timing hasn't been right. ...

20121015

Giveaway Winner!

October 15, 2012 0 Comments
Sorry to announce so late in the day; things are still crazy around here... Anyway, the winner of our fall giveaway, selected by Random.org's random number generator, #11, who was... Mark Patrick M., following us via Twitter.  Please email us at info@unchartedheritage.com with your shipping address! Thanks to everyone...

20121014

Peaceful Retreat

October 14, 2012 0 Comments
“Peaceful Retreat” (written by Sherrie Bradley Neal) Down a narrow hidden path. Sought out by Wisdom’s eye. A peaceful place of refuge calls. To come rest awhile beside. Listen to the waters. Falling over mountains steep. To gently flow for endless days. Through eternity’s retreat. And on the far horizon. Of...

20121008

A Gardener Learns...The Fall Garden

October 08, 2012 1 Comments
Barbara Dodge Borland said it best, “A gardener learns more in the mistakes than in the successes.” In September we went ahead and planted our small fall garden, in part because we were anxious to get going, but also as sort of an experiment. We knew that by getting started we would begin our learning experience....

20121007

The mountains are calling...

October 07, 2012 0 Comments
We had a cold, but, nonetheless, a lovely and peaceful weekend in the mountains, visiting family and enjoying the start of the fall colors.  Weekends just are never long enough, and there is still a lot that needs to get done today, so for now I am going to leave you with a few pictures from our Saturday....

20121003

Wild/Woodland Strawberry

October 03, 2012 0 Comments
While working out in the yard today, my daughter and I found a little treat - some wild strawberries. Wild strawberries typically have a much stronger and sweeter flavor than the domesticated versions and are highly nutritious containing iron, potassium, calcium, sodium and high contents of vitamin C. And not only...

20121001

My New Little Friend

October 01, 2012 0 Comments
Yes, I am referring to a spider. And I will start by saying, I don’t like spiders in my home, but this little guy and me have an agreement – as long as it stays outside, we can be friends. On our hiking trips, John and I noticed some spider webs that were weaved into funnel shapes, beautiful works of art, absolute...

20120929

Playing Outside

September 29, 2012 0 Comments
Our Saturday plans were a bit skewed because of some rain, but we made the best of it. It was warm enough this morning and the rain turned to a drizzle – a perfect time to play in some puddles! We had a blast. By the way, did you know that September 24th through September 30th (annually) is “Take a Child Outside...

20120924

Legend of the Persimmon Seed

September 24, 2012 2 Comments
Fall is definitely in the air, and off to a very cool start no less. We have already had several very chilly mornings that have required some long sleeves. This cold weather creeping in has already got me thinking about wintertime. Last winter was fairly mild here. It never really seemed to get that cold and we didn’t...

20120921

Living 'Off The Grid'

September 21, 2012 0 Comments
I wanted to share this documentary, made by the Stroud family.  There is alot of useful information and things to think about if you are considering a move to living off the grid.  I was especially thankful for the insight provided by their children.  If you have kids, what are some ways that you keep...

20120919

The Best Fried Okra (and Peppers)

September 19, 2012 1 Comments
We don’t fry a lot of food in our house, but okra is just one of those things you want fried every now and again. I came up with this recipe recently, while experimenting and trying to change up the usual, and, I will have to say, this is now my favorite way to have fried okra.  And even my husband, who isn’t the...

20120918

Morning Glories

September 18, 2012 2 Comments
Most morning glory flowers unravel into full bloom in the early morning with vibrant color that fades during the heat of the day. The flowers usually start to fade a few hours before the petals curl/close. Morning glories are generally considered perrennials in warmer/frost-free climates and tend to spread rather quickly....

20120916

Summer is Soon Ending...Time for a Fall Giveaway!

September 16, 2012 0 Comments
Who doesn’t love a giveaway!?!So what are we giving away? A handcrafted/blacksmith-made bottle opener.        Want to get in on the giveaway? There are several ways to enter, each increasing your chances of being selected and each helps get the word out about Uncharted Heritage....

20120915

Hiking #2

September 15, 2012 0 Comments
Today we went back to the nature park. We are working to increase our endurance by traveling new, more difficult trails and longer distances. Since the new trails were much more quiet and not traveled as much, there were more signs of wildlife, which of course was exciting. Today we hiked 4.6 miles with our lunch break...
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