Archive March, 2020 - What The Red Herring
Season One Outlander Cosplay Update

Season One Outlander Cosplay Update

I’ve made some serious progress on my 1740’s Outlander Cosplay. I’ve worn it two ways: as a straight-up costume, and for history bounding.

The Downstairs Girl

The Downstairs Girl

I’ve got a YA historical fiction title for you check out.

I’d like to give you a juicy post either reflecting on something related to the book, or just a review of the book. Here’s the truth: I’m having trouble getting away from the news and concentrating on getting basic homeschool done at our house.

Teaching Homeschool History: Women’s Rights

Teaching Homeschool History: Women’s Rights

Each year, we have a homeschool history theme set out by our curriculum. The last couple of years, that theme has been Ancient Civ. On top of that, I like to add a second theme which we follow with picture books throughout the year. The past two years, we’ve focused on Black History as our second theme, and we’ve read a ton of great books featuring different Black folks who moved us forward. This year, our theme is Women’s Rights.

On the Sidelines

On the Sidelines

I was called off of work for the second weekend in a row tonight. I had signed up for an extra shift to fill in an empty spot on my floor – to make up for the missed shift last weekend, and to give me some sense of meaning after a long week at home with the kids.

Ways Not To Go Insane While Isolating

Ways Not To Go Insane While Isolating

Here’s a quick round up of the things that have helped me the most in the past week (As an introvert home with seven kids):