In this week's On the Homestead post, I try to find Comet Neowise one last time... unsuccessfully. We finally get rain! Josh and I pick prickly pear fruit. And we take a family hike in Saguaro National Park.
This cinnamon ice cream has been a long time coming. The kids and I have been asking Josh to make this ever since we moved out here to Arizona. Homemade cinnamon ice cream is just calling for apple pie, so of course, we made some apple pie too!
The Market on the Move program with the 3000 Club is a blessing to families by offering 60 pounds of fresh produce with a $10 donation. You can eat healthy, help a charity help others, share with neighbors, and keep good food from going to the landfill.
Creamy Peanut Butter Ice Cream. This is made without eggs so it is much lighter and less filling.
The Tinker Crate line at Kiwico is for ages 9-16. This particular crate, the mechanical bird, could probably count as an engineering/art crate. This crate contains gears and paper/cardboard pieces to build your own bird that can flap its wings.
When I was a child I really enjoyed rocks. Whenever we would go to a mineral store or a national park I would buy a few shiny rocks for my collection. One of the things I always wanted was a rock tumbler to make my own rocks. When our second oldest son showed an interest in rocks we decided to get him a tumbler so he could make his own.