Bible Lesson Notes in my Bullet Journal
I’m enjoying my one page list format from my recent Bible studies lately in my “bullet journal” and thought I’d share the blessings.
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A Warning Heeded with a New Refrigerator
Our refrigerator was 23 years old, and because it still worked, we were not motivated to replace it until now. How could we ignore such a warning as this?
Advice for a First Time Homeschooler
Recently, on the Connecticut Homeschool Network a first year homeschooler solicited experienced homeschoolers to share one piece of advice…
A Tribute to Wayne Dyer in Memes
Check out some of what I especially appreciate that he advocated shown in memes here in this post…
What they said in my Homeschool Memory Book
So you can see how sweet this community is, here are some comments that were written to me for my homeschooling memory book by fellow homeschooling mothers, some in excerpted bits, some complete.
Quote About Clearing Clutter
Where there is chaos in your home, there will be chaos reflected in your experience.
Pastel Still Life Demonstration
Today I went to a pastel demonstration done by Patricia Tribastone. In this post you can see photos from the event, and here are the bits from my notes that I want to remember…
When the Going Gets Tough
Last week I read a wonderful blog post by Katrina Kenison that I quote below so I can refer back to it as time glides on. She hits the nail on the head doesn’t she?
Live the Questions
Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. The point is, to live everything.
F. Scott Fitzgerald Quote
For what it’s worth, it’s never too late, or in my case too early, to be whoever you want to be. There’s no time limit. Start whenever you want….
Be Positive and Don’t Bear False Witness
A month ago a blog reader and I agreed to take one quality of Spirit each month and focus on seeing it, experiencing it, expressing it, noticing it, demonstrating it, appreciating it, and spiritually demanding it of ourselves and all creation.
The Two Places Jesus Told Us to Go
We are to go “into the closet” where materialism is silenced to pray and commune with the divine. We are then to go “into all the world” to make our relationship with God a practical blessing to all mankind.
Teaching Vocabulary in our Homeschool
Having answered questions on a homeschooling chat-list recently about teaching vocabulary, I thought I’d include my thoughts on the subject here for future reference, or for blog readers out there with kids (whether homeschooling or not).
New Poem: Be Vulnerable
Let the angels tell them what they need to know. Trust God’s steady hand and correcting rod for thankfully that is not our job.
Ten Myths About Teaching Kids Writing
I felt like this list of myth-busting summed it up fairly well and that it can be applied to adults too.
New Poem: Consent to Go Forward
There is always a solution when we give ourselves consent to go forward.