I’ll be honest— I really didn’t enjoy American history as much as the history of other parts of the world when I was homeschooling my…
Journaling the Journey
You’re prepared for a whole slew of posts where I process the emotions and practicalities of yet another senior year, right? This is “burst into…
Spring For Our Souls
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Lent
Lent begins on Wednesday. Around the world, Christians will begin a 40 day season of prayer and fasting in preparation for the highest of our…
Keep Calm and Don’t Quit
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Continuing Christmas
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Experiencing Lent
Ashes, fish on Fridays, and giving up chocolate. If that’s your impression of Lent, let me introduce you to something more. Something deeper. Something that…
…we wait
We haven’t had a ton of snow, or bad weather, or even really cold weather. Yet the cycle of sickness has made this seem like…
The Circle Time season
When we started homeschooling, I had three children ages 4 and under. We bought a boxed curriculum that year, one of those terribly stuffy, all-in-one…
Getting ready to get ready
In our family, there’s something of a snowball effect of time that starts in September and rushes, pell nell, until the end of the year.…