Christina Pahukoa

3 Foolproof Tips to Having a Successful Garden

“Regardless of geographical region or culture gardening is perhaps the most common and shared experience of Nature.” S. Kelley Harrell, Nature’s Gifts Anthology It has been our dream the last couple of years to start a garden here at our home. To be honest, it’s been our dream to become more self sufficient when itContinue reading “3 Foolproof Tips to Having a Successful Garden”

Homeschool Ideas for the Non-Homeschooling Momma

Are you and the kids in desperate need of some fresh educational ideas? I have a couple of things that helped Monkey enjoy learning a few things he wouldn’t have at school. How it began. My dream ever since I had my son was to be able to stay home with him full-time and homeschool.Continue reading “Homeschool Ideas for the Non-Homeschooling Momma”

5 Things to Help Prepare You for Tornado Season

Springtime in Oklahoma means different things for several people. There are some who begin sowing their gardens. Others start gearing up for baseball, and many families are getting ready to go on vacation for Spring Break. If there’s one thing that Oklahomans as a whole community can count on for Spring it’s tornado season. GrowingContinue reading “5 Things to Help Prepare You for Tornado Season”

Introducing Okie Momma

Okie Momma is a lifestyle blog started by Christina Pahukoa. Since childhood, she has always had an affinity for adventure and exploring her surroundings, mainly in her home state of Oklahoma. Whether it be hiking the Wichita Mountains of Southwest Oklahoma with her family, doing a DIY project around their log cabin, or taking itContinue reading “Introducing Okie Momma”

Hiking Kite Trail to Bison Trail Loop

“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” Jon Muir A couple of years back, Mountain Man and myself were planning a big Colorado trip. Not just a let’s go to Colorado and vacation kind of trip. We were planning on a four day backpacking trip in the wilderness with someContinue reading “Hiking Kite Trail to Bison Trail Loop”