When I began writing this on Saturday, I had a very simple agenda. I wanted to focus on getting out one set of grades and the Sunday School lesson. With that done, on Sunday I could focus on the oldest’s prom dress. BUT…the kids danced on Friday night—late, like midnight—at a local outdoor event. (Sorry […]
To Coastal Texas for Missions and Mayhem
In an ideal homeschool world, I love to take in-the-moment field trips that correspond with whereever we are in our studies. But, with medieval history coming to a close for us and that trip I want to take east (Philadelphia, New York, D.C.) becoming increasingly illusive right now, what I wanted immediately was simply a […]
Oh, the places you’ll go…
Life has been far too busy to stop and blog about it. I have missed writing; somehow, regurgitating old articles to place in new locations doesn’t replace the catharsis of penning my head and heart in a “now” moment. Though I stopped in on a few of you, overall, I missed checking in on my blog buddies. […]
Customer Question: What to Expect from Narrations
I absolutely love my customers. There are a number of items that I need to complete, inclusive of much prayer, in order to grow the business into all that it could be. I often find myself repenting for disobedience when God speaks through one of my customers, and I procrastinate in doing what He says […]
What do you use to learn other periods of history?
The “Our History, HIS-Story” series and the upcoming “This Far by Faith” (ready in June 2006!) are designed to give students a Christian perspective, as well as a multicultural perspective, on American history. I have been asked what types of products are available for studying other periods of history with the same perspective in mind. One of […]