It may seem like a funny time of the year to write a post about beginning well in your homeschool but I’ve always been frustrated when a helpful post pops up on “the day” leaving you no time to take advantage of the advice. You know what I mean, those adorable crafts for a saint’s […]
Morning Routine
I mentioned in my last post that I had recently read the book, Miracle Mornings by Hal Elrod. It was a useful, although not earth shattering, book. The premise is that you take command of each day by waking up very early and immediately doing a few things that further your personal development. This sets […]
New Habits
I’ve gotten comfortable. I have had this comfortable little routine for a while now and while I love a routine and I certainly love being comfortable, none of this challenged me. I found myself slogging a bit through life and frankly I was getting lazy, which is easy to do since my preference in life […]
Inspire – Professional Development
My friend Maureen Wittman recently posted, what she called, a rant on the Homeschool Connections Facebook page. I’ll let you read it yourself but the upshot was that homeschool moms are often referred to as “just a mom” and not regarded as the professional educators that they are. You may not have an education degree but you […]
Zucchini Fritters
Do you have an abundance of zucchinni in your garden? I don’t but friends do and they are generous about sharing. Aside from making zoodles I’ve been using the following recipe to use up the lovely garden goodness. Since I hate when bloggers give you nineteen paragraphs of a story before getting to the recipe, […]
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