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My name is Angie. I am the wife, mother, educator, and friend behind Fresh Wanderings. I love slow, simple days spent at home where I can be found creating, gardening, baking, educating our children, and spending time in God's Word. Welcome to the place where all of these things culminate into one.

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Four sweet baby bunnies that I’m sure will be vi

Four sweet baby bunnies that I’m sure will be visiting my garden later this summer. We don’t even need to name them because Miss Potter already did that for us--Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter.

I just wanted to pop in this afternoon with a hint

I just wanted to pop in this afternoon with a hint for Morning Time users. If you are ready to complete the craft this month but find you are missing the air dry clay it requires (like we were 😉) you can alway substitute with this recipe: ⠀⠀
1 Cup Baking Soda
1/2 Cup Cornstarch
3/4 Cups Water
⠀⠀
Add all of the ingredients to a medium sauce pan, stir until well combined.
Turn the burner to medium-low heat and cook until the mixture clings together in a ball. Be sure to stir continuously.
It should take only a few minutes of cooking and stirring for your homemade clay to fully come together.
⠀⠀
Allow to cool for a few minutes before you shape the robins eggs, being careful not to burn your hands. ⠀⠀
This will make more than enough clay to form the eggs. In fact, you’ll probably have a small play-doh sized ball left over to use as you want.

I was tempted to ignore the last freeze date for o

I was tempted to ignore the last freeze date for our area and get these in the ground as soon as my dad finished plowing my garden this past Saturday. I’m glad I held off because we had snow early Tuesday morning and frost today. ⠀⠀
Just a week or two more then they can soak up the sunshine outdoors. Until then, I’ll continue to enjoy them right here. 🌿

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jes

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, and into an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade. This inheritance is kept in heaven for you, “ - I Peter 1:3-4

Happy Easter! 🕊

“"The ordinary acts we practice every day at hom

“"The ordinary acts we practice every day at home are of more importance to the soul than their simplicity might suggest." - Thomas Moore 🌿 Their is a gentle feeling of peace that comes when our hands are engaged; a quiet calm that allows our minds to rest while our bodies work.
⠀⠀
Today we collected small pieces of nature: a few violets and clover as well as a few other tiny flowers we found around our yard to add a bit of character to our Easter eggs. After we prepared the eggs we let them soak in beet, blueberry, and cabbage dye baths . Of course, we could have simply dipped our eggs in some food coloring (which we have done many times before unashamedly), but this year I felt the added work would be a nice distraction and a worthy investment of our time. A little something to keep our hands busy, our minds at ease. Have you ever done something simply for the process rather than the end result sometimes or am I the only one? I find that it’s a nice way to fill those parts of me that feel depleted sometimes.

This evening we had a FaceTime play date with some

This evening we had a FaceTime play date with some friends. We followed along as they baked a batch of cookies at their home and gave us the instructions for making the same ones at ours. It was such a fun experience: not only did we all walk away with a delicious batch of chocolate cookies but we also made some wonderful memories, too.

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She helped me photograph the dessert for the May M

She helped me photograph the dessert for the May Morning Time bundle this afternoon. We worked together making the pictures look just like we wanted them, playing around with angles and different views. She enjoys taking pictures lately and loves helping me, though she did give one small 🙄 when I asked her to take the hair tie off of her arm. After we finished she plopped down and gave me a big smile. She is the kind of person that will join you, no matter what you’re doing. She brings with her: joy, excitement, and a genuine love for life./ Alissa you are a precious gift that I will forever be grateful for. I am so glad that you are mine.

Tucking in for the night. ⠀⠀ Thank you to all

Tucking in for the night.
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Thank you to all of you who followed along in my stories today and for the messages. It felt good to keep my eyes peeled to all of the goodness and beauty that the world around me has to offer, and it was especially fun sharing it with you. ⠀⠀
I love the words of Isaiah 26:3 and thought it would be a great way for us to end the day: “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.”
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Sweet dreams, friends! ✨

Four sweet baby bunnies that I’m sure will be vi

Four sweet baby bunnies that I’m sure will be visiting my garden later this summer. We don’t even need to name them because Miss Potter already did that for us--Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter.

I just wanted to pop in this afternoon with a hint

I just wanted to pop in this afternoon with a hint for Morning Time users. If you are ready to complete the craft this month but find you are missing the air dry clay it requires (like we were 😉) you can alway substitute with this recipe: ⠀⠀
1 Cup Baking Soda
1/2 Cup Cornstarch
3/4 Cups Water
⠀⠀
Add all of the ingredients to a medium sauce pan, stir until well combined.
Turn the burner to medium-low heat and cook until the mixture clings together in a ball. Be sure to stir continuously.
It should take only a few minutes of cooking and stirring for your homemade clay to fully come together.
⠀⠀
Allow to cool for a few minutes before you shape the robins eggs, being careful not to burn your hands. ⠀⠀
This will make more than enough clay to form the eggs. In fact, you’ll probably have a small play-doh sized ball left over to use as you want.

I was tempted to ignore the last freeze date for o

I was tempted to ignore the last freeze date for our area and get these in the ground as soon as my dad finished plowing my garden this past Saturday. I’m glad I held off because we had snow early Tuesday morning and frost today. ⠀⠀
Just a week or two more then they can soak up the sunshine outdoors. Until then, I’ll continue to enjoy them right here. 🌿

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jes

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, and into an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade. This inheritance is kept in heaven for you, “ - I Peter 1:3-4

Happy Easter! 🕊

“"The ordinary acts we practice every day at hom

“"The ordinary acts we practice every day at home are of more importance to the soul than their simplicity might suggest." - Thomas Moore 🌿 Their is a gentle feeling of peace that comes when our hands are engaged; a quiet calm that allows our minds to rest while our bodies work.
⠀⠀
Today we collected small pieces of nature: a few violets and clover as well as a few other tiny flowers we found around our yard to add a bit of character to our Easter eggs. After we prepared the eggs we let them soak in beet, blueberry, and cabbage dye baths . Of course, we could have simply dipped our eggs in some food coloring (which we have done many times before unashamedly), but this year I felt the added work would be a nice distraction and a worthy investment of our time. A little something to keep our hands busy, our minds at ease. Have you ever done something simply for the process rather than the end result sometimes or am I the only one? I find that it’s a nice way to fill those parts of me that feel depleted sometimes.

This evening we had a FaceTime play date with some

This evening we had a FaceTime play date with some friends. We followed along as they baked a batch of cookies at their home and gave us the instructions for making the same ones at ours. It was such a fun experience: not only did we all walk away with a delicious batch of chocolate cookies but we also made some wonderful memories, too.

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