We gave up on our internet provider. Not only have we been having ongoing issues, resulting in the complete refusal of my computer to even get online since last week, but their number is now out of service and we have no way of contacting them.
So, we have finally decided to join the 21st [...]
This is just a quick note to let you know that I haven’t intentionally left the internet so abruptly. My internet connection stopped working…and I have all of 10 minutes left on my 15 minute library time limit!
See you around as soon as we have this corrected!
As part of our studies on Jamestown, we are learning about the education children received. This can hardly be discussed without mention of the hornbook, and what self-respecting homeschooler wouldn’t then go out and make one? For those who aren’t familiar with this, it is essentially a wooden paddle on which a piece [...]
I haven’t done this in awhile, and appear to have some new readers, so I thought it was about time.
If you are not familiar with Truth Laid Bear, it is a blog with some interesting features, including various communities. One of these nifty communities happens to be the Homeschooling Community. NZ Bear is [...]
Do you think this preciously perfect little spine looks like it belongs to an Ashley, Meaghan or Laura?
Or perhaps this angelic little face with her balled up little fists would prefer something taken directly from scripture. Perhaps Lydia, Esther or Rebecca?
Maybe this precious little foot would prefer something a little more exotic, and a [...]
Tammy over at Reviews and Comments on the Fly is offering to give away a book to some lucky commenter in honor of Buy A Friend A Book Week. I’ve never heard of the book and know absolutely nothing about it, but as I said previously, I will do just about anything legal and [...]
Thanks to the weeding going on in a nice little used bookstore downtown, I recently acquired an old copy of The Federalists, A Study in Administrative History by Leonard D. White, at no cost. I haven’t had a chance to read any of it, yet, but on the back of the dust jacket is [...]
A couple more carnivals, just in case you don’t have enough to do reading through the Carnival of Homeschooling’s anniversary edition.
Teaching in the Twenty First Century brings us the year’s first Carnival of Education. Although for the most part not about homeschooling (although you will recognize a few of the contributors if you surf [...]
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