Apr 21, 2012
We interrupt the blogging schedule for….
Bubbles! I have a schedule of upcoming blog posts (and I am behind) but I really wanted to share a couple of cute pics from today. Then I will return to the normal blogging schedule. The three oldest girls were at a father/daughter retreat for the day so we decided to goof off and enjoy some bubbles. Not everyone was impressed with the bubbles. We are working through some issues he is having with... read more
Apr 20, 2012
Little Miss…4 months!
Little Miss Martha turned 4 months old on April 12th. There are people in my house who think she is growing up just a bit too fast. I agree!! Martha is around 13/14lbs and wearing 3-6 months clothes. Simple put…perfect! I was reminded that I was late in posting her 4 month update. In my defense, taking these pictures can be challenging. Other people keep jumping into the pictures. But such cute... read more
Apr 16, 2012
Chemistry – Christian Kids Explore Science
When I began this homeschool journey, I knew exactly what my weak areas would be in teaching. History? Got it covered. English? No problem. Math? Hmm, this could be tricky. Science? Um, we don’t really need science, right? There was a weak spot. Science. For years I have tossed back and forth on science and how to make it a successful part of our homeschool. Trying to find a system/method/plan that... read more
Apr 10, 2012
The rest of the pictures…
I remember back in the day when I had a camera. A camera that took film. Remember those? Such precious memories of developing a roll of film and only having one decent shot in the mix. I fought going digital. I did. Eddie thought I was nuts to fight it. I’ll be honest. I’m not a big fan of change. I like finding a nice rut and staying there. Sam..on a mission to the swings Finally, I gave in... read more
Apr 9, 2012
TruthQuest History
Over our years of homeschooling, I have tried different curricula for history. One factor was a common thread….books. Well written, engaging books that cause my child to think, question and learn. Living books. I can remember history in high school. Boring, short snippets about various people and events that shockingly left out so much exciting and relevant information! History is important! Studying... read more
Sweetie ~ Loving my life with Eddie and blessed to be mom of 8 children here; 1 gone too soon.
