Archive for September, 2006
Coming home
In my last post I talked about the latest turn in my journey. I am venturing into unit studies and already I am more at home than I have ever been as a home [...]
Realizing a dream
In this post I said that as a home educator I hope you are always evaluating what works. To me this is one of the best things about what we do. We are free to [...]
Mona Lisa speaks!
I am an art lover and this is so interesting I had to post about it. A Japanese scientist calculated her bone structure and analyzed the data. See Mona [...]
The tapestry of home education
I think of the home education process as a tapestry. It's a beautiful work that will stand the test of time (hopefully) and bless all who look at it. But [...]
The best gift idea ever
I came across an idea years ago that I plan to do with my children--or rather, for them. This works for grandchildren, grown children and even nieces and [...]
9/11 Tribute: Max Hammond
On September 11, 2001, 2,996 bright lights were extinguished. This is one candle's story. Max Hammond was a guy much like one of your friends. He loved [...]
Printable home education journal
I came across these free lovely pages for those of you who like writing things down (as opposed to keeping stuff on the computer). Print as you like. I already [...]
It’s an honor just to be nominated…
...no, really. I was flattered to see I was nominated for A Gracious Home's Blogs of Beauty Award for the "Best Meet for a Mocha." Of all the categories, I [...]
BPA epiphany!
I have been using the Biblical Principle Approach for about three years now. I love it. It has changed they way I think about everything because it is not a [...]
