My musings on our homeschool, coop, figuring out what my educational philosophy is anyway, and will I ever make curtains for the rest of the appartment?
The Expo of the Senses had food to smell and taste, some craft tables to touch, whatever you call living sculptures to watch K and M decided that the war memorials were for climbing on. M got to see the Continue reading Expo of the Senses
The reception was at Francis Farms in Rehoboth We had to stash the white chocolate lollypops away from K. The tricksters eventually decorated the get-away car with them: they figured it would be non-damaging on the rental car. I hope Continue reading What a Lovely Wedding
Even when they are stuck. Kiki walked along the top of the fence to DH, who lifted him down, claws grasping the fence. Dignity must be maintained.
An article about DH’s folks: http://www.intervarsity.org/news/more-than-cookies We sure appreciated them putting us up this weekend so I could attend a house warming in Nyack for a friend I haven’t seen in 24 years. We got home safely at 10:15 last Continue reading That’s my In-Law’s!
Butter painting
So, we aren’t the only ones who use pocket charts to get organized. K is singing in her crib, DH took the guys to Target, their pockets were burning with allowance money. I am about to go dig out the Continue reading Another family uses pocket charts
I got teased enough – I set up my own account on Facebook, instead of pirating DH’s and writing "Ignore the headshot, this is Chris writing." It was amusing this morning, trying to find the place on facebook to indicate Continue reading Trying Facebook Again as Me
I looked through our photo archive to see what was ‘typical’ for us for April. Sara’s post at Handmade Homeschool sums up the best of what I found – and takes away any guilt about it in Permission Slip. We Continue reading The Carnival of Homeschooling: the Front Porch Re-Opening and other April Goodness Edition
at NerdFamily Blog. Next week I will be hosting the carnival, if you’d like to submit an entry, the entry page is at Blog Carnival or you can e-mail me with the URL of your blog entry. I’ve noticed that Continue reading The Carnival of Homeschooling is Up
This is what the 10 mile river usually looks like in spring, in fact, when I took pictures of it a week or so ago, my idea was to show that it was slightly higher than usual. Here it is Continue reading The Rains Came Down and the Floods Came Up…
Yesterday, after work, I left the building, and noticed a woman sloshing through the parking lot to her blue car, very upset. She was on her cell phone, with the door open, clearly at a loss of what to do Continue reading Guest Blog from DH: Cars should not Float.
It’s hard to charge when I tutor math. I really don’t quite know how to do taxes if I earn more than $400 a year. But I’m planning to start selling knitting patterns on Ravelry – with one or two Continue reading My Year to quit being leary of making money