I was going to do a Saturday School, but we are out of glue so we were unable to actually do the project I had planned.
If you have glue, you can do what we were going to do. Make toys. I suggest printing these off on card stock. It really is quite [...]
The wonderful administrator over at BlogNetNews.com put together our homeschool community page and it is now live!
Unfortunately, at present I know about as much about what you can do with it as you do. Unless you are Judy from Consent of the Governed who edits the Connecticut blogs. She knows way more than [...]
Via Here in the Bonny Glenn, an interesting post on blogging, motherhood and living in surburbia.
This strikes rather close to home for me, especially as I contemplate how to more efficiently manage my time to take on a project seriously that I have been playing at for years. Add to that a husband who [...]
Wisdom for Sunday:
If you never ask yourself any questions about the meaning of a passage, you cannot expect the book to give you any insight you do not already possess. How to Read a Book, by Mortimer J. Adler (p. 123)
Brought to you courtesy of Lifestyle Education through Discipleship and the “book tag.” [...]
Update: The BlogNetNews Homeschool Page is now live!
BlogNetNews.com is getting ready to add a new feature to their website especially for homeschooling blogs. It will be similar to the community pages over at Truth Laid Bear, with the exception that these pages are actually working. (Hey! TTLB is working again, too, even [...]
Finally, this blog shall be able to accept trackbacks. Most of the problem was even noticing that they were not being accepted. Heather of An Untraditional Home kindly took a moment to figure out the problem. They were not able to navigate the captcha code.
Trackback? What’s that?
Essentially, it is a way [...]
Voting for the 2007 Homeschool Blog Awards ends midnight December 15 Pacific Standard Time. I have been watching closely as Home Where They Belong and Why Homeschool have both been quietly but steadily climbing up the ranks, slowly gathering energy for an eleventh hour challenge to my lead in the Best Current Events, Opinions or [...]
Nominations for the 2007 Homeschool Blog Awards are open. Make sure to read the rules carefully. This one seems to be a sore point among some this year:
Family friendly (G-rated) blogs only. Do not nominate a blog that has cussing (no potty mouth), photographic nudity (I’m not talking about one image of some sculpture from [...]
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