My End-of-Homeschooling Bash
Last night I enjoyed a lovely End-of-Homeschooling party to celebrate nearly two decades of homeschooling.
Last night I enjoyed a lovely End-of-Homeschooling party to celebrate nearly two decades of homeschooling.
I need to express my profound gratitude for my husband’s help in launching this new website of mine. It would not have happened without him.
I can’t say enough good things about this science series written by Joy Hakim that was designed for middle schoolers. I read it aloud twice, to two different kids who enjoyed it, and I loved it as much as they did, both times.
Our youngest has chosen to go to Juniata college in south central Pennsylvania, and has sent in her deposit to reserve her place in their class of 2019. She has been attracted to this small, rural, “sciency” liberal arts school all along and it feels like a great fit.
Happy Easter! This is a wonderful holiday full of hope of rebirth, gratitude for what Jesus did for us, and the glorious promise of eternal life. I hope you enjoyed it!
In our church, young adults graduate from Sunday School at the age of twenty. Since our son hadn’t been home since he turned 20 last summer, our branch church celebrated his graduation over the holidays.
Our oldest daughter had asked for Banana Republic gift cards for Christmas so she could buy clothes for work, so we set off to the factory outlet sales.
Happy Birthday!
Know you are special beyond words.
I’m so glad you came to be with us!
I love you, always.
I could never fit all I’m grateful for in one poem like God could never squeeze into only one place or perspective…
On behalf of local Christian Scientists, Monday evening I officiated (with other faith groups) in the Interfaith Thanksgiving service in Danbury,
I have brought our kids to this weekend of classes at MIT the weekend before Thanksgiving for thirteen consecutive years. It has long been a highlight of our year, and I can’t believe this is the last one!
Well, after signing a contract last March, our solar is finally installed! This move makes sense both financially and environmentally, but will take some getting used to aesthetically.
My niece is in her fourth year teaching in an amazing elementary school based on Stephen Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People…
I am very proud of who Becky has become. Happy birthday! I love you!
We got invited this weekend to come New Pond Farm and pick some of their surplus before they rip out their garden for the season tomorrow.
I got to see blog reader Jeannine and her dear husband this time in Maine, and we have what my mother used to call a mutual admiration society.