Super Surfing Saturday completely slipped my mind today. Here are a few blogs I have enjoyed this week. 
Amy gives us a frugal organizational tip from her kitchen. 
Visit the Debt Free Dowds as they continue in their 1000 ways to save posts. Lots of great tips in this one!
Kendra has a great post on helping our [...]

This week’s theme is definitely homeschool-related, but that doesn’t mean non-homeschoolers won’t enjoy these sites too!
Computer Science Unplugged is a site designed to teach the fundamentals of computer science without requiring a computer. In addition to online teaching and links, there are numerous well-written PDF files available for download that include activities covering the basics [...]

Some random sites I stumbled across this week.
A Year of CrockPotting, with fall quickly approaching this is a great time to utilize the crockpot. You can’t go wrong with this recipe a day site. Great pictures and instructions too!
Owlhaven has an interesting challenge this month; titled 30 Days of Nothing. This challenge is encouraging families [...]

I found some new homeschooling-friendly links the last couple of weeks that I’d like to share with you. I hope you find something in the links below that you can use in your own homeschool!
Zac Sunderland is a 16 year old who is attempting to be the youngest person ever to sail solo around the [...]

I am in a food mood so today’s link love is all about food!
If Only I Had Super Powers has an awesome looking muffin recipe. Muffins are great packed in lunches or for an after school snack, and much healthier than cookies.
Keeper of the Home has a bunch of ideas for all that zucchini [...]

The adjective eclectic is one of my favorite words in the English language. Dictionary.com (one of my favorite websites) defines eclectic as “not following any one system…but selecting and using what are considered the best elements of all systems.”
Eclectic describes so much in my life—from my choice of homeschooling curriculum to the furniture in my [...]

No theme for our Super Surfing Saturday this week, just a list of random articles I stumbled across this week and enjoyed. I hope you will too.
Table of Condiments, if you don’t learn something, you might at least laugh at this one!
Take your kids to the playground. This interesting article by Al Mohler discusses yet [...]

Since our August “End ‘08 Great” Challenge is Face Time with the Kids, I thought I’d post my short list of ideas that may help you find ways to spend quality time with your children over the next month.

Read together. Need some ideas for great books? Check out these sites for inspiration.

Caldecott Medal and Honor [...]