Happy Wednesday! Thanks for joining in the party! I have had the pleasure of volunteering in the 3rd grade classroom this week in the mornings working with small groups of readers. This has been so fun but didn’t leave much room for blogging so far!
When I became a stay at home mom, my vow was to be able to volunteer at school and go on field trips to make memories with my kids and I have been blessed to do both this week. God’s calling at work…such a beautiful thing!
I hope you are all having a fantastic week!
Welcome to Women With Intention Wednesdays!
Welcome to a new week of Women With Intention!
I’m very happy to feature Tangi from The Caver’s Wife with her post 5 Tips For Successful Homemaking. Thank you all for linking up! There were some great reads this week!
Welcome to Women With Intention Wednesdays!
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My family loves beans.The packaged ones,like pinto beans.I usually soak them over night.Then cook them in a slow cooker until they are done.If not slow cooker,in a pot on the stove.
I love the onion tomato soup from scratch,add a bit of gravy then mix it up.Its good to eat with rice or just as a snack .
I am of African origin so we do love soup ie stuff 🙂
Will come back for the link badge
Thanks for the opportunity
Pulled pork in the slow cooker is great for a crowd.
I guess my go-to is the old faithful roast and vegetables for Sunday dinner.
Jenny, enjoy every moment of volunteering in your children’s schools. The years pass quickly and those times are such fun! Blessings!
How fun that you volunteer at school. I homeschooled so I didn’t get to do that per se. ha. But now that my daughter IS a schoolteacher, she lets me volunteer in her classroom. 🙂 So it all works out. We’re going on a field trip next week to a pumpkin patch so I’m excited about that.
I never use a Dutch oven, but use my crock pot mainly for cooking spaghetti sauce. 🙂 Or occasionally soup of some type.
I’ve always loved volunteering! The world is definitely a better place with volunteers!! Thanks for hosting as always! <3
I love making soups in the slow cooker. My favorites are an african peanut stew with kale, and just simple tortilla soups or chilis. So yummy and smells great!
I have a really good slow-cooker Chicken Tortilla Soup on my Tasty Tuesday section of my blog. And, thank you Jen for the weekly linkup.