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2022 Read Alouds

1. Ourselves 2. The Social Skills Guidebook 3. What Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew 4. Great Expectations 5. Bruchko 6. Breath

2022 Books I’ve Finished

1. The Great Divorce 2. Why Children Matter 3. A Learned Treatise of the Plague

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“[W]e must use those things which, God himself g

“[W]e must use those things which, God himself going before, nature tells us are ordained by him to prolong our life so long as it shall please him.”

— Theodore Beza

#takeyourvitamins

She turned 15 on New Year’s Eve. All she wanted

She turned 15 on New Year’s Eve. All she wanted was a cake everyone could eat (meaning gluten-free and sugar-free) and time with her grandparents and great grandparents.

Swerve cake mixes make such things so much easier than they were 15 years ago, let me tell you.

When Charlotte Mason evaluated the student teacher

When Charlotte Mason evaluated the student teachers at her training college, a big thing she looked for was whether or not they were using the principles she had taught them. Did they work from a place of understanding? If not, it didn’t matter if what they had done with their classes was “right” or “wrong” — it was devoid of wisdom. Miss Mason was looking for teachers who walked in wisdom with their students.⁠
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Charlotte Mason originally boiled her own philosophy down to 18 basic principles. Her final book was published with 20 Principles at the front.⁠
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Are you ready for the 20 Principles study I keep mentioning? Because the doors are open today! 🙌 I’m super excited about this — revisiting the 20 Principles over and over again has been one of the great joys of my life. There is just so much to them. And when we know them, they become reliable stars to steer by as we’re navigating homeschooling over the long haul.⁠
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Studying the 20 Principles is for everyone.⁠
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It’s great for beginners. Nothing strengthens your homeschool like a solid philosophy. There are so many options for how to do things, so many choices you have to make. Philosophy helps you narrow it down, helps you make certain choices in advance. A really good philosophy (and Miss Mason gave us a really good one!) aligns you with truth — with natural law — with the way the world works. Living in accordance with reality goes well with us. It doesn’t make life perfect, but it does bring peace because the apprehension of truth lends a peculiar sort of internal stability.⁠
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Studying the 20 Principles is also good for old timers (like me, ha). We are forgetful; it’s easy to wander off from truths we were so certain of when we were just-turned-30. It’s easy to grow weary in doing good day after day. It’s easy to untether from philosophy when life throws challenging curve balls. Studying philosophy reorients us to truth, re-energizes us for the good work we need to do, and nourishes and strengthens weakening convictions.⁠
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If you are human, you were meant to study philosophy. If you are a homeschooler, you need a philosophy.

Operation Christmas Cookie Delivery will start onc

Operation Christmas Cookie Delivery will start once the rain slows down! 💗💗💗

#dontbethewhitewitch
#christmasbaking

My grandmother died of Alzheimer’s/dementia last

My grandmother died of Alzheimer’s/dementia last fall. A couple weeks ago, my granddad brought me the rest of her Christmas gift wrap. (A sure sign he’s not planning to wrap anything. 🤣) I didn’t expect to feel nostalgic about wrapping paper, of all things, but tonight I’m wrapping novels for my children and thinking about her.

Like my mother before me, I always take the scraps

Like my mother before me, I always take the scraps from cut-out cookies and make two little mini cinnamon rolls for myself. 😬

We are almost ready for our annual neighborhood cookie delivery tomorrow! 🤶 🍪 🎁

#dontbethewhitewitch
#christmasbaking

Q-age-14 bringing the homemade marshmallow cream t

Q-age-14 bringing the homemade marshmallow cream to boil under her mother’s watchful eye. This will be FUDGE. 🥰

#dontbethewhitewitch
#christmasbaking

Foggy outside; crafts inside. 17 macrame Christmas

Foggy outside; crafts inside. 17 macrame Christmas ornaments ready to give away. 💗

#dontbethewhitewitch

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