At the end of a school year, I always look back on what has gone right and wrong in our homeschool. I don't think I'm the only one that seems to remember all the failures, …
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At the end of a school year, I always look back on what has gone right and wrong in our homeschool. I don't think I'm the only one that seems to remember all the failures, …
Change happens constantly. In Texas, our winter joke is if you don't like the weather, wait a few minutes, and it will change. We can have all four seasons in ONE day! But that …
I've been known to make (and break) a few New Year's resolutions. This year I'm only going to make one resolution: to be NOT normal. Huh? Aren't we supposed to be normal? Isn't that what …
Eleven years ago today, I had a life-changing experience. This one event altered the way we celebrate our family Christmas. We realized all the sparkle and glitz and gifts and shopping and spending were …
Christmas is a mere three weeks away. If you haven't been stashing extra cash for Christmas gifts before now, you're probably on the verge of hyperventilating. Let's be real. You're not going to suddenly come …
Over our twenty-plus years of marriage and birth of five children, we have developed a certain philosophy on holidays, in general, and Christmases, in particular. What we started with as newlyweds doesn’t much resemble …
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I admit that I once was a Black Friday shopper. I never knocked anyone over or got in a fist fight over the last Blu-ray player, but I strategically planned my shopping to score items …
I can hardly remember my before-homeschooling days. I don't remember what made me start thinking about homeschooling. Maybe it was the $200/month for part-time Christian pre-school. I realized pretty quickly that full-time Christian school for …
Homeschoolers, as a rule, are a thrifty lot. We educate children on a homeschool budget that is about .01% of a public school's budget. Of course, Our teacher and principal don't get paid, and we don't …