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Married and mothering four, saved by Grace. Sharing motherhood, homeschooling, and intentional living. Always seeking to find beauty in the mundane, simplifying, and slowing down. Delighted you’re here!

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A new homeschool year is just around the corner! 📚✏️

We’re leaning into gentle structure, rhythms rooted in truth and goodness, and plans that serve our family right where we actually are.

This year we’re using @withoutdoorscurriculum Early America as our core — a beautiful family-style Charlotte Mason guide that’s minimalist, literature-rich, and laid out weekly with flexibility to tackle each subject as it works for your family. If you’re in a full season and need something simple but meaningful, I can’t recommend it enough. Use code SALAS10 to save 📕 

If you’re subscribed to my email list, the full breakdown with photos and links to everything went out this morning! I’ll also be adding it to my website once it’s live. If you have questions comment below, I’m always happy to chat or help!

Also! My newest hardcovers are officially live:
• The Solace Companion: Mother’s Daybook 🗓️ 
• The Gentle Companion: Child’s Daybook (an all-in-one Charlotte Mason notebook) 📒 

Comment “notebooks” below and I’ll send the link to your inbox ✨ And stay tuned — the Solace Companion Homeschool Lesson Planner (hardcopy!) will be available in the next couple weeks 🙌🏻

Let’s make space for joy, flexibility, and grace this school year 🦋📖🖍️

#homeschoolplanning #charlottemason #withoutdoors #homeschoolcurriculum #biblestudyfellowship #gentlehomeschool #homeeducation #motherhoodandhomeschooling
I had my first two under two years apart — less I had my first two under two years apart — less than 18 months, really. Then we miscarried, and there were more than a couple of years before we welcomed each of our next two. I assumed that if we had more children, they’d all come close together like the first two.

We miscarried again last year, and we haven’t been blessed with another babe yet. At times, my heart aches thinking maybe my son won’t ever have a brother at all… and if he does, the gap will feel too wide for closeness. But then I look at the relationships between all my children and can’t help but feel deeply thankful. They each have such unique bonds… not always formed by age, but by shared moments, play, and love.

Large age gaps aren’t a problem 💛 they just create a different kind of relationship. Sometimes it looks like gentleness and protection instead of wrestling and rivalry. Sometimes it’s admiration instead of competition. The beauty is, it’s still love. Still connection. Still family.

God’s timing is never a mistake. He weeps when we weep and grieves with us — but He’s also holding us. He knows the babies we’re meant to have and when we’re meant to have them. We can plan and try to control everything, but ultimately it’s all in His hands. His design is perfect, and I can rest in that.

And to the mama still waiting, watching the months turn into years: Your family isn’t late or lacking, only unfolding. The gap you worry over may become the very space where tenderness, mentorship, and lifelong friendship bloom. Trust that the Lord is shaping your perfect-sized family in His perfect-paced way. He makes everything beautiful in its time, and that includes the ages between your little ones, and the story that’s still being written for you. Hold on to hope; Heaven is never rushed, and neither is His love for you.🫶🏻
Embroidering my toddler’s name on her pencil cas Embroidering my toddler’s name on her pencil case 🪡 just like I did for the older kids and mine last year. ✨

Just a little thing, but one that feels meaningful: giving her a space for her own tools, just like the big kids have.

She’s two… and very artistic 😅 …the couch, the walls, the furniture — nothing is safe. Offering her the right tools (and a little structure) is part of inviting her into what we’re doing, not just keeping her out of it.

These cases have been so functional for us a — easy to grab, store, and keep supplies from spilling all over the house or on-the-go. And personalizing them just makes them theirs. 🫶🏻

How To DIY — 
🖊 Use a water-washable pen to write the name
🪡 Simple backstitch is all you need
💦 Wash away the marker with water

Want the links to my exact supplies? Comment “SUPPLIES” and I’ll send it right to your inbox 🧵
One thing I just continue to learn again and again One thing I just continue to learn again and again… 

Contentment doesn’t come when everything is just how I want it. It comes when I see what God has given me: THIS home, THESE walls, THIS season — and choose to care for and steward it with gratitude.

Lord willing, we’ll be packing up again next month for a new home that the Lord has prepared for us, one we never would have found on our own (a story for another day)… but he’s paved the way and we’re eagerly anticipating a sweet new-to-us house to cultivate new memories in. 📦 

As I go through corners and cupboards, decluttering and preparing, I keep thinking:
“THIS space has served us well.”
Not because it was perfect (in fact I could list a hundred little things that drove us absolutely bonkers in the last year lol), but because God met us here.

In the ordinary. In the cramped. In the unexpected beauty of making it work… Every home, even the temporary ones (which really, they all are), holds purpose when we invite Him into it.

So I’m choosing to tidy with thanksgiving… To prepare with peace… Decluttering with declaration that the gifts are good, but the Giver is the greatest. Trusting that the next space will hold new beauty, too.

🧺 In the meantime, here’s what “making the most” has looked like for us:
• A couch overflowing with kids reading together, because connection doesn’t need a bigger space.
• A tiny dining table that squeezes us all in… proof that love can gather in close quarters.
• A toddler underfoot in the kitchen while dinner simmers. Yes, it’s small, but still perfect for memories (and the occasional dance party).
• Mornings spent on the floor with books and toys because learning and connection don’t wait for Pinterest perfect setups.
• A big old hutch filled with toys, crafts, and books — just one example of how we make storage beautiful and  functional.
• A garden check with barefoot kids and an open coffee because home happens inside and out.

Wherever God places us next, we want to walk in with open hands and the same mindset: This doesn’t have to be perfect to be precious, we just have to be faithful with what we’ve been given. 🕊️
〰 Everyday Mocha Recipe 〰 I enjoy it iced in 〰 Everyday Mocha Recipe 〰

I enjoy it iced in the hot months, and hot in the cold months, but it’s been essentially the same for years!

〰 cacao powder (tablespoon-ish)
〰 coconut sugar or maple syrup (light or sweet as ya want)
〰 brew espresso or hot coffee over, then mix or shake
〰 milk of choice (raw cows milk, heavy cream, half and half, nut or oat milks… just use what sparks joy — I use my homemade cashew I’ve been making for 2.5 years)
〰 grassfed collagen (I make my own cashew milk and add the collagen in there already)
〰 scoop of vanilla @cowboycolostrum (code MARYSALAS to save 🤠)
〰 froth & add ice if you’re enjoying it cold, or steam your milk for hot!

Enjoy, pals! ☕️ 

I’ve been a mocha gal for the better part of the last decade, but we also make our own vanilla bean or lavender syrup (recipe on my blog), and other fun latte combos (also on my blog).

More recipes to come, since it’s something we love to have fun with literally every day, and do as an act of love for our friends and family who come to our home… and mine and Daniel’s dream for the last 13 years has been to open our own shop! ☕️ One day…
Gloomy days, lighting candles, fluffing pillows… Gloomy days, lighting candles, fluffing pillows… clipping flowers from the garden while it’s still sunny and bringing joy inside. A happy raspberry dress and a heart full of slow thoughts, ruminating on what is true. I’m learning again to slow down and see the beauty in what’s right here, right now — not just in what’s coming next. Not waiting for the perfect home, or schedule, or season to feel settled or joyful or purposeful… but choosing to love the *now* — the toys scattered on the floor, the friends and family filling our home, the loud little voices, the ordinary rhythms and daily chores — and making them lovely, any which way.

Because this is the life I get to live today, and I don’t want to miss it while hoping for something shinier, quieter, or more “put together.” I’m finding that contentment is built slowly, in the quiet hours… in folding blankets, opening the windows, setting out a thrifted vase of flowers from the garden. These simple tasks are the work of making a home. A beautiful life isn’t waiting in the next season — it’s here, hidden in the small, faithful things.

So I’ll light the candle in the midst of the storm and call this moment sacred. I’ll find joy in the cleaning, the arranging, the preparing. I’ll be content here, even as I grow and hope and dream. And I’ll let tomorrow be tomorrow. 🕯️📖🧹🌷

Dress is part of the @christydawn Summer II Collection 🌸 the Adele in Raspberry Vine 🌿 #christydawnsteward — discount code 10MARY ☀️
A new homeschool year is just around the corner! 📚✏️

We’re leaning into gentle structure, rhythms rooted in truth and goodness, and plans that serve our family right where we actually are.

This year we’re using @withoutdoorscurriculum Early America as our core — a beautiful family-style Charlotte Mason guide that’s minimalist, literature-rich, and laid out weekly with flexibility to tackle each subject as it works for your family. If you’re in a full season and need something simple but meaningful, I can’t recommend it enough. Use code SALAS10 to save 📕 

If you’re subscribed to my email list, the full breakdown with photos and links to everything went out this morning! I’ll also be adding it to my website once it’s live. If you have questions comment below, I’m always happy to chat or help!

Also! My newest hardcovers are officially live:
• The Solace Companion: Mother’s Daybook 🗓️ 
• The Gentle Companion: Child’s Daybook (an all-in-one Charlotte Mason notebook) 📒 

Comment “notebooks” below and I’ll send the link to your inbox ✨ And stay tuned — the Solace Companion Homeschool Lesson Planner (hardcopy!) will be available in the next couple weeks 🙌🏻

Let’s make space for joy, flexibility, and grace this school year 🦋📖🖍️

#homeschoolplanning #charlottemason #withoutdoors #homeschoolcurriculum #biblestudyfellowship #gentlehomeschool #homeeducation #motherhoodandhomeschooling
I had my first two under two years apart — less I had my first two under two years apart — less than 18 months, really. Then we miscarried, and there were more than a couple of years before we welcomed each of our next two. I assumed that if we had more children, they’d all come close together like the first two.

We miscarried again last year, and we haven’t been blessed with another babe yet. At times, my heart aches thinking maybe my son won’t ever have a brother at all… and if he does, the gap will feel too wide for closeness. But then I look at the relationships between all my children and can’t help but feel deeply thankful. They each have such unique bonds… not always formed by age, but by shared moments, play, and love.

Large age gaps aren’t a problem 💛 they just create a different kind of relationship. Sometimes it looks like gentleness and protection instead of wrestling and rivalry. Sometimes it’s admiration instead of competition. The beauty is, it’s still love. Still connection. Still family.

God’s timing is never a mistake. He weeps when we weep and grieves with us — but He’s also holding us. He knows the babies we’re meant to have and when we’re meant to have them. We can plan and try to control everything, but ultimately it’s all in His hands. His design is perfect, and I can rest in that.

And to the mama still waiting, watching the months turn into years: Your family isn’t late or lacking, only unfolding. The gap you worry over may become the very space where tenderness, mentorship, and lifelong friendship bloom. Trust that the Lord is shaping your perfect-sized family in His perfect-paced way. He makes everything beautiful in its time, and that includes the ages between your little ones, and the story that’s still being written for you. Hold on to hope; Heaven is never rushed, and neither is His love for you.🫶🏻
Embroidering my toddler’s name on her pencil cas Embroidering my toddler’s name on her pencil case 🪡 just like I did for the older kids and mine last year. ✨

Just a little thing, but one that feels meaningful: giving her a space for her own tools, just like the big kids have.

She’s two… and very artistic 😅 …the couch, the walls, the furniture — nothing is safe. Offering her the right tools (and a little structure) is part of inviting her into what we’re doing, not just keeping her out of it.

These cases have been so functional for us a — easy to grab, store, and keep supplies from spilling all over the house or on-the-go. And personalizing them just makes them theirs. 🫶🏻

How To DIY — 
🖊 Use a water-washable pen to write the name
🪡 Simple backstitch is all you need
💦 Wash away the marker with water

Want the links to my exact supplies? Comment “SUPPLIES” and I’ll send it right to your inbox 🧵
One thing I just continue to learn again and again One thing I just continue to learn again and again… 

Contentment doesn’t come when everything is just how I want it. It comes when I see what God has given me: THIS home, THESE walls, THIS season — and choose to care for and steward it with gratitude.

Lord willing, we’ll be packing up again next month for a new home that the Lord has prepared for us, one we never would have found on our own (a story for another day)… but he’s paved the way and we’re eagerly anticipating a sweet new-to-us house to cultivate new memories in. 📦 

As I go through corners and cupboards, decluttering and preparing, I keep thinking:
“THIS space has served us well.”
Not because it was perfect (in fact I could list a hundred little things that drove us absolutely bonkers in the last year lol), but because God met us here.

In the ordinary. In the cramped. In the unexpected beauty of making it work… Every home, even the temporary ones (which really, they all are), holds purpose when we invite Him into it.

So I’m choosing to tidy with thanksgiving… To prepare with peace… Decluttering with declaration that the gifts are good, but the Giver is the greatest. Trusting that the next space will hold new beauty, too.

🧺 In the meantime, here’s what “making the most” has looked like for us:
• A couch overflowing with kids reading together, because connection doesn’t need a bigger space.
• A tiny dining table that squeezes us all in… proof that love can gather in close quarters.
• A toddler underfoot in the kitchen while dinner simmers. Yes, it’s small, but still perfect for memories (and the occasional dance party).
• Mornings spent on the floor with books and toys because learning and connection don’t wait for Pinterest perfect setups.
• A big old hutch filled with toys, crafts, and books — just one example of how we make storage beautiful and  functional.
• A garden check with barefoot kids and an open coffee because home happens inside and out.

Wherever God places us next, we want to walk in with open hands and the same mindset: This doesn’t have to be perfect to be precious, we just have to be faithful with what we’ve been given. 🕊️
〰 Everyday Mocha Recipe 〰 I enjoy it iced in 〰 Everyday Mocha Recipe 〰

I enjoy it iced in the hot months, and hot in the cold months, but it’s been essentially the same for years!

〰 cacao powder (tablespoon-ish)
〰 coconut sugar or maple syrup (light or sweet as ya want)
〰 brew espresso or hot coffee over, then mix or shake
〰 milk of choice (raw cows milk, heavy cream, half and half, nut or oat milks… just use what sparks joy — I use my homemade cashew I’ve been making for 2.5 years)
〰 grassfed collagen (I make my own cashew milk and add the collagen in there already)
〰 scoop of vanilla @cowboycolostrum (code MARYSALAS to save 🤠)
〰 froth & add ice if you’re enjoying it cold, or steam your milk for hot!

Enjoy, pals! ☕️ 

I’ve been a mocha gal for the better part of the last decade, but we also make our own vanilla bean or lavender syrup (recipe on my blog), and other fun latte combos (also on my blog).

More recipes to come, since it’s something we love to have fun with literally every day, and do as an act of love for our friends and family who come to our home… and mine and Daniel’s dream for the last 13 years has been to open our own shop! ☕️ One day…

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