Homeschooling
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Migi’s Reads, December ’09 – March ’10 #3
These were rated “okay” by Migi, age 11: Continue reading
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Migi’s Reads, December ’09 – March ’10 #1
I am way behind on documenting the children’s books! So this will be a dump post, including everyting they’ve read since Advent. Favorites: Continue reading
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Our New Library
… is open. It’s beautiful! Spacious and sunny, layout well thought out, filled with books and books and books (of course!). It makes me want to go back to my old project (that will forever be unfinished) of going through… Continue reading
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Where I’ve Been (reading list)
Mother’s Last Skin-to-Skin Goodbye Saves her 20 oz Baby Bush Quietly Saved a Million African Lives What Do You Want, an Engraved Dismissal? We can’t have that… Evangelization Training for Catholics: Learn to Share the Authentic Gospel Message! license to… Continue reading
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I Got Owned. Or Two Points in Two Days.
If you want an explanation of the title, ask my kids. I don’t know exactly what that means. Except my 18-yo kept saying, “Mom, you got owned.” Whatever. (Am I allowed to say that at 41?) My 13-year-old is amazing.… Continue reading
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Shameless Bragging
Since this is my blog, I’m allowed to brag once in a while, right? I also post this as an encouragement to myself and other homeschooling mothers who worry about their children’s writing skills. I don’t know if I’ve mentioned… Continue reading
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Simplified Homeschooling for Advent
I am officially TIRED. Starting today and until baby’s here and we’ve recovered, here’s our coursework: Religion: Pray the Liturgy of the Hours with Mommy at 9, 12, 3, 6 and 9.English: Read a book (approved by Mom) and blog… Continue reading
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Food, Humor, Organization, and Gift Ideas
Luxury for Mom: Started off the early morning with 1/4 cup of Mariebelle Aztec Hot Chocolate… just enough for me to handle in the dark hours of the dawn… Out of the Mouths of Babes Yena’s Quote of the Month:… Continue reading
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“I don’t understand, but I will hope”
I have no words of my own, as my heart is still too full to speak, but I echo Jennifer’s: So I don’t understand, but I will hope right along with you. I will have faith, the same faith I’ve… Continue reading