For the sake of cohesiveness, this post should be named ‘Successful Homeschooling: Know Thy Kids.’ It is, indeed, the second of my 2-part attempt at sharing successful homeschooling tips for both parents and kids. The part of me that is snarky and cynical chose the numbers because after all, as a blogger, numbers brings numbers, […]
Our 2016 Spring Garden
A trip home to help an ailing relative, a trip to pick up a college student, a high school prom, and an upcoming dance recital? NO WONDER I am just now returning to blog!! We still have about two weeks to go before we settle into a summer norm–as if there really is […]
Successful Homeschooling: Know Thyself
For the homeschooling community, this is a very busy time of year. It is the season in which, after a year or more elsewhere, many are making a decision to homeschool. Research for all-things-homeschool is at an all-time high; curriculum sales will abound over the next few months as newcomers rush to put […]
His Way Homeschool, Graduating Class, 2016
all pictures courtesy of Darrell Dorsey Photography (not to be reprinted, copied, or used in any way without permission)
If You Lived When There was Slavery in America…
Those outside of the homeschool community sometimes consider us weird or goofy. Quite honestly, I consider myself pretty cool, but I get it. We are creatures of habit–unconventional habits. When you are constantly together, as one example, your first thought rarely involves dropping your child off somewhere while you do your own thing. […]