I hope my readers are enjoying some warmer weather (unless you live in the Southern Hemisphere, then I suppose it’s winter). We have had a very moderate spring here in Nashville, and I’m loving it.
In honor of the eight-year anniversary of Nashville Wife, which we celebrated in the middle of May, I am asking you all to submit questions for Mr. Handsome and me. What would you like to know about us? Let us know in the comments section, and we will answer them in an upcoming post.
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Congrats on eight years! My question is, Did you read Jingers’s book, Becoming Free Indeed?
How old are you? How did you meet your husband?
Congratulations on the blog anniversary.
My question is who does Little Buddy take after in looks, and Littlest Buddy. Who do they look like the most?
Why do you continue blogging about the Duggar family after everything that’s come out about them? Will you watch Shiny Happy People, and will you read Jill’s book when it comes out. Why do you blog under an assumed name?
If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
Does Mr. Handsome watch sports? Do you?
What’s something you gave up to be a mom?
Do you pay for any help (cleaning lady, etc)? If yes, what kind? If no, would you consider it?
Growing up, what were your favorite toys? Were you more of a girly girl or a tomboy?
Do your blogs contribute financially to your household?
Does your husband hope to have his own practice one day?
Have you taken any more yoga classes with goats?
What are your go to 30 minute or less dinner recipes?
Are you still friends with any of the Duggar kids or the parents?
I’d like to know how she first became friends with them. What was the association, and was her family also involved in IBLP? (Guessing so, if they were invited into the Duggar house.) As far as current friendship, how does she feel about what has happened in the Duggar household, and how Jim Bob and Michelle are as parents. Does she agree with how the scandals were handled.
Just curious what religion your are and if you follow a strict dress code? Thanks and have a Blessed Day, Mary Keim
You mentioned you went to public school. What were your experiences with your teachers? In school, what was your best/favorite subject? Were you more of a science and math kid or a reading and writing kid? What was your favorite holiday tradition growing up?
You talk a lot about Mr. Handsome’s hobbies. Do you have hobbies? Especially unique hobbies? Has Little Buddy started to show interest in a sport or hobby? Congratulations on your blogversary!
What was your first job?
Are you still friends with the Duggar’s and Bates family?
Do you watch all the Duggar/Bates family’s separate YouTube channels?
What is your home like? Modern, farmhouse, etc.
Best personal devotion advice?
How far away are your families? Do your kids routinely get to see grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins?
Would ever consider a career outside the home?
Did you grow up in a very religious household? If not, what prompted you to become more religious?
Will you be hosting any giveaways anytime soon? What is your favorite genre of books? Do you have a favorite Bible study resource? Finally, do you have a favorite book of the Bible?
How do you serve veggies to your kids?
What would you recommend as a good starting point to having a garden/growing food?
Hi Anne!
I start veggies from an early age, with veggie purees at 6 months (no plain fruit purees until age 1, some mixed fruits and veggies but a lot of just plain veggies). Then when they have teeth, I do a lot of cooked veggies (carrots are nice and easy), then I add fresh veggies once they can chew them (often well past age 2). We do veggies at both lunch and dinner. I serve them veggies first, when they are hungriest. Or often I’ll tell Little Buddy, “Would you like to snack on some cucumbers while Mommy finishes dinner?” My goal is to help them love plain, fresh vegetables as much as I do, so it’s not a chore to eat healthy.
Growing a garden, we started years back with 5 gallon buckets with holes drilled in the bottom. Those are great if you don’t have a lot of space. If you have good dirt, you can put a larger garden right in the ground. Tennessee does not have good dirt though, so we built raised beds. As far as good veggies to start with that are easy, tomatoes are easy, and so is lettuce. We buy our tomatoes in plant form and grow our lettuce from seed.
I hope that answered your questions 🙂
Ellie
What homeschool curriculum do you use/ plan to use?