Nothing Says Love Like Filet
Love me tender…with the tenderest of cuts February 14, 2012 In the fifteen years Bob and I have been together, we’ve figured out how to orchestrate the perfect romantic evening. Flowers and chocolates were long ago dismissed. Jewelry goes largely unappreciated. Fancy restaurants or elegant stays in romantic B&Bs are over-rated. An amorous evening for […]
Sheila Says We’re Weird Book Review
February 4, 2012 Tags: book reviews Sheila Says We’re Weird by Ruth Ann Smalley I’m here at the PASA conference in State College, PA, surrounded by a few thousand amazing souls. While leading a Radical Homemakers workshop yesterday, the question arose about how I am helping my daughters to make sense of the life they […]
Love Trumps Math
The text you type here will appear directly below the image When I picture a homeschooling parent, I can’t help but vision the über-caregiver; a person who is so lovingly in-tune with his or her children that they know exactly how to cultivate these young minds and give them a superb education. Through intuition and […]
Curriculum vs Life
Curriculum Vs Life January 6, 2012 Tags: homeschooling Apparently third graders are supposed to know all the states and capitals. This week for homeschool, Saoirse and I learned all the capitals of all the states. I must admit that while they were taught in my school, I never actually learned them. I’ve managed to live […]
Children’s Books to Cope with the Gifting Frenzy
Children’s Books To Cope With The Gifting Frenzy December 15, 2011 Helping our kids see more than what’s beneath the tree Christmas is just a few days away, and no matter how averse many of us may be to the social pressures of our consumer culture, we all still need to deal with the “gift […]
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