I wish I could draw cartoons, this would be a suitable medium to describe what we did. Alternately, video would be handy…
Anyway, a few days ago Rip and Tai found an old, discarded, broken down umbrella with an intact canopy. They took it apart, and tied some “stays” (lines) to it, turning it [...]
It’s official: my littlest girl is a reader.
Over the last few days, I’ve bought several books, simply because I missed having anything to read that I hadn’t read yet. We haven’t been to the library in ages because I have fines of outrageous proportions. Anyway, I bought a few books for myself that [...]
This is the “Year for Change” for sure, and I think even the skeptical are feeling the pull. I also believe those who ignore it will end up left behind, but that’s just my opinion, and you know what they say about those.
Drum roll please:
My husband is very seriously, very enthusiastically, considering going back [...]
As the years go by, I find myself cataloging more and more people I knew who are passing on to the next plane of existence. This year, I’ve decided to start keeping track. Here they are, in reverse order:
December 6, 2008, age 82:Antoine G. Petit, second-cousin to my father, part of his youth was spent [...]
The Hidden Joys of Homeschooling
Whenever adults ask my children where they go to school and they answer “We’re homeschooled”, their second reaction (shortly after “That’s great!”) too often is to say “I couldn’t do that, be with my kids all the time!” I never can understand that. Silently, I always wonder “Then why did you bother [...]