Lynn Seddon at Raising Little Shoots invited me to participate in her year-long series of interviews about how Nature Journaling or Nature Study looks in our family. ~ When did your first begin nature study and what got you started? It has been a number of years since we began and we’re very uneven with…
I’ve been writing a series for PamBarnhill.com about Hobbies and the Homeschool Mom. When I told Jason about it, he asked, “What’s your hobby?” And, frankly I don’t really have one. I’m a dilletante. I dabble. Occasionally. A look at the variety of boards I have on Pinterest will show that clearly. I decorate three…
I was really excited to be asked by Jen over at Practical, By Default. She was asking questions about how busy moms make this homeschool thing really work – the what, the why, and the how. Jen asked about struggles, but she also asked about wins: Question 5: Share a homeschooling win with us that…
I’m going to ask you to endulge me once again by sharing some of my own words for Wednesdays with Words. My friend Amy Milcic, who blogs at Busy Boys Brigade, asked me to participate in her 20 Days of Homeschooling Encouragement Blog Party and my post goes live today. When she asked me, I…
I’m posting over at They Call Me Blessed today in my friend Ana Willis’ 30 Ways We Homeschool Blog Party. I met Ana on Periscope through Amy Milcic‘s Rock Your Homeschool! morning show and we’ve gotten to know each other some more on Periscope. For the month of June, thirty different homeschool bloggers are sharing…
Don’t forget to head over to Anna’s for Wednesdays with Words this week. Love you all!
I have known Mystie for years and years online. I first became aware of her old blog, A Healer’s Geste, through The CiRCE Institute’s Quiddity blog and Cindy’s when she was still at Dominion Family. I started commenting regularly and thus began a friendship I truly treasure. Mystie’s wisdom and humor are fantastic. We have…
I am really, really excited about this month’s guest post. Jennifer Dow, who blogs at Expanding Wisdom has written about ‘Reveling in the Classics.’ A part of my vocation as a Classical Christian Educator is to teach my children to wrestle with and understand classic literature. I have learned -I keep learning- how my attitudes…
M-girl has asked if on occasion she can write some posts for the blog. Who am I to say no? (Oh, her mommy and the owner of ladydusk) I won’t say no because I think it’s a grand idea! She’s 10 years old, loves to read, is excited about cooking once a week, loves words…
I really, really wanted a post about how to *revel* in our marriages for February, what with it posting on Valentine’s Day and all, and wow, did my friend Karen duBarry from www.livingunabridged.com knock it out of the park. Jason and I have a really great marriage, but can’t we all always learn more about…