October 2024 – WildHeart Legacy

Fall Reflectio : Insights from Our Homeschool Journey – Ep 19

by TonyHomeSchooling, WildHeart Podcast October 31, 2024No Comments

Join us in a lively episode of the Wildheart Podcast, “Rapid Reflections: Insights from Our Homeschool Journey,” where we dive into the light-hearted, yet meaningful aspects of our daily homeschooling experiences. This episode features a series of rapid-fire questions, seasonal reflections, and personal insights that highlight the joys and challenges of educating at home. In …

Unearthing Joy: Discovering a Kid-Friendly Geocache Treasure

by TonyGeocache October 29, 2024No Comments

There’s something inherently magical about geocaching. It turns an ordinary hike into a treasure hunt, where the woods or paths you’ve tread countless times reveal hidden secrets. Recently, my family and I stumbled upon a geocache that was nothing short of a child’s treasure trove, nestled away in an old ammo can. This discovery wasn’t …

Quick Fix: Upgrading My Compressor’s Wheels

by TonyDIY October 19, 2024No Comments

Sometimes, a minor upgrade can make a major difference. That was certainly the case when I decided to replace the old, worn-out wheels on my compressor—a small change that dramatically improved its functionality. The process was simple. Armed with my trusty socket set, I removed the damaged wheels and replaced them with sturdy new ones. …

Exploring the Educational Treasure Trove of Fall Nature Walks – Episode 18 – Wildheart Podcast

by TonyHomeSchooling, WildHeart Podcast October 17, 2024October 17, 2024No Comments

As the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow, fall presents a perfect backdrop for learning opportunities outside the traditional classroom setting. In our latest podcast episode, “Fall Nature Walks: Educational Activities for Kids,” we delve into how the autumn landscape can be transformed into a dynamic classroom for children and adults alike. …

Integrating Practical Skills into Homeschooling: Our Blacksmithing Curriculum

by TonyHomeSchooling October 16, 2024No Comments

In the world of homeschooling, practical skills offer a dynamic approach to education, blending hands-on learning with academic study. Our latest venture into blacksmithing serves as an excellent example of this integration. Our blacksmithing curriculum is structured to progressively build skills and understanding, starting with simple materials and moving towards more complex techniques. Here’s how …

Celebrating Love and Life: Our Memorable Anniversary with Family

by TonyMotivation October 15, 2024No Comments

Anniversaries are milestones that call for celebration, reflection, and gratitude. They are opportunities to pause and appreciate the journey shared with a loved one, alongside the life you’ve built together. This year, our anniversary was not just a celebration of our love, but also a celebration of our family and the simple joys that define …

A Thanksgiving Twist: Experimenting with Lane’s Sweet Tea Turkey Brine

by TonyFood October 12, 2024No Comments

As Thanksgiving approaches, I’m always on the lookout for innovative ways to enhance the traditional turkey dinner. This year, I decided to experiment with Lane’s Sweet Tea Brine—a delightful mix promising to infuse my turkey with the sweet, rich flavors of the South. The aroma alone was so tempting, it was hard to believe it …

The Benefits of Homeschooling: More Than Just Time Spent Together

by TonyHomeSchooling October 10, 2024No Comments

In the hustle of daily life, the time parents get to spend actively engaging with their children can seem fleeting. Recent statistics reveal that parents generally spend around 1.45 hours per day on primary caregiving activities with their children [oai_citation:1,Table 9. Time adults spent caring for household children as a primary activity by sex, age, …

Optimizing Wilderness Cleanup: Transitioning from Hand Saw to Sawzall”

by TonyHunting October 9, 2024No Comments

Nature can sometimes be as demanding as it is beautiful, especially when dealing with the aftermath of a storm. In my latest cleanup, I took on the fallen trees with just a hand saw. While it got the job done, the effort made me reconsider my tool choices. Using a hand saw allowed for portability …

Sustainable Cooking: Pork Ramen with Peppers Using Leftover Pork Bones

by TonyFood October 8, 2024No Comments

Introduction: In today’s kitchen, nothing feels more rewarding than using every part of your ingredients to create something spectacular. This Pork Ramen with Peppers recipe is a prime example of how sustainable cooking practices can lead to deliciously comforting meals. By using leftover pork bones and fat from previous meals, not only do we minimize …