For over 85 years, Christmas in Morrisville has meant visiting the tree lot at Morrisville Presbyterian Church, hosted by Scouts BSA Troop 3. This tree lot has been Scout-run, with parent and community support, for decades and is a cornerstone of the Christmas season in our town. Year after year, we see the same families …
Summer is here in full force, and with everyone coming and going, our homes can start to feel … a little less than fresh. Between open windows, sandy feet, cookouts, and kids running in and out, it doesn’t take long before things need a good clean-up. That’s why I love doing a quick July deep …
Amazon Prime Day is like Black Friday in July — but without the chaos of crowded stores or staying up until midnight to snag a deal. For homeschoolers, this is the perfect opportunity to stock up on supplies, resources, and tools for the upcoming school year while saving serious money. Homeschool deals are everywhere, but …
When it comes to Scout summer camp, I’ve learned over the years that the official packing list covers the essentials, but there are a few creature comforts and practical extras that can make a huge difference in how enjoyable and restful the week is. We’ve got a few camping trips lined up this summer, and …
I recently watched a video where a woman lived on the rations allowed in the 1940s UK. In a single week, as a single adult, her ration was: 4oz bacon/sausage2oz butter2oz margarine4oz cooking fat2oz cheese8oz sugar2oz jam2oz tea1 egg That got me thinking about rationing in the US during the same time, and the ration …
