:: 1 :: For four long months, I've been working on a project with a team of wonderful women. In the wee hours yesterday, that project was finished and I was finally able to announce it. You can see my Big Fat Charlotte Mason Announcement here: ♥ :: 2 :: We discovered an amazing cursive product! At GHC, I went by Janice Campbell's booth and drooled over these. Unfortunately, she ran out before I could snap a couple up for my girls. I ended up buying them online when I got Continue Reading
Mothers’ Education Course: Summer 2017
o you ever feel like your knowledge is completely inadequate when it comes to the task of homeschooling your children? On the one hand, we can -- and I've done this for a decade, so I know it's true -- stay just one step ahead. I am always about one week ahead of my oldest child. This works. But then there comes the time when a child approaches with a question, and it's apparent he's trying to take a giant leap, and my one step ahead isn't quite cutting it. Know what I Continue Reading
The 2017 Mother Culture Reading List!
t's that time again! For those of you who are new around here, let me briefly explain. Each summer, I compile two lists of recommended reading. The first one this year is the Mother Culture Reading List. This is totally a Charlotte Mason thing, and if you want to know more about it, I wrote a post on Mother Culture that you should check out. Here's the deal: Homeschooling takes a lot out of us. Can I get an Amen? No matter how hard you try, no matter what preventative measures you Continue Reading
RT 01: Observing Holy-Days with Eusebius
oday's AfterCast episode is not a blog post I'm reading aloud. Instead, it's my very first Reading Thoughts episode. This is where I pull out a bit from a book I'm reading and discuss it. I had fun recording it, and I hope you have fun listening. Today's book: Eusebius, The Church History (translated by Paul Maier) This is a book I've been reading with E-Age-Fourteen for our Bible/Church History category and it is just fantastic. It reminds me a lot of the book of Acts, and also Continue Reading