I’ve gotten a bit fed up (get it?) of seeing vegetarian sites claim humans should be vegetarian based on physiology, and then compare human form and function to herbivore and carnivore, but ignore omnivores completely, or cherry-pick a few facts Read More
In the past week I came across a couple of fabulous ideas for recycling old books. Mind you, these are for books that are beyond saving, or books that are truly past being useful, because they are destroyed in the Read More
In case you’re wondering, yes, “To kill?” were my husband’s exact words when I told him (texted him, actually) that his daughter had received her learner’s license. Just Wing It is drawn by my 16-year-old daughter Noa. See Read More
Here’s how we unschool lately! 1 ~ Time … okay, past time … for Noa to learn to drive! She will be 17 this fall, and earlier this week she finally went in for her learner’s permit. I gave her the first driving Read More
There are a lot of varied opinions about homeschooling, but one that persists is a belief that unschooling is not something good Christians would or should do. The claim is that it is unbiblical somehow. Apparently because God is a Read More
So, yeah. I haven’t gotten on my blog a lot lately, and frankly every May will look sparse around here – there’s always so much going on! This May in particular is even busier than usual. 1 ~ My kids are Read More
A few things that have been happening around our house lately. 1 ~ Kyler, age 10, had his first music recital. He’s been taking drum lessons for about a year now. The song he’s playing along with is “Boomerang” by Plain Read More
To the noisemaker … stopwatch apparently buried somewhere inside my couch in one of too many possible unreachable places. We know it is 5:50 pm. Again. Really.
It was my birthday recently and this is the card Noa drew for me. I’m the one with the brown braid; she’s the redhead (don’t be too impressed; it’s henna). The computer thing – that’s just with the artwork software! Read More