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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Sidewalk Chalk and Long Summer Days
On Saturday we had no plans. My husband took our eldest out for an early bike ride. I stayed in bed as long as I could (8 a.m.), although I had technically been awake since 6:20 a.m. because of one … Continue reading
WWYD?
It was around 11:20 p.m. on a Friday night in our small town (less than 3000) in middle America. The peace of the night (and my newly found sleep) was shattered by fireworks. They lasted less than 10 minutes, but … Continue reading
So Far, So Good
I’ve written lately about our “finals week” and our upcoming “summer plans.” So far, we are on track for finals week even though we have had our bumps in the road. We like to get all our school done in … Continue reading
Hoodlum or Munchkin?
I have many names for my brood of children. I’ve been told not to call them “hoodlums” because they do not fit the definition (thug, ruffian, bully). Technically this is true, but if you lived with them, you would understand … Continue reading
Summer Plans – No Structure But Some Ideas
I thought about this previously, but was motivated to add it after reading cellista’s “Is it May or is it me?” post. Most home schoolers I know are year rounders. We are not. I want my summer break! I don’t … Continue reading
Society is Definitely Anti-Family
I have been thinking about Teresa’s post patriarchy hates families, not just women since I read it yesterday. I definitely agree with her thesis, if not all the specifics. The government and society in general have it out for intact families. The … Continue reading
Finals Week
As I wrote previously, we need to assess our progress for this school year. I have made up a schedule for finals week. Friday is currently scheduled for a day of FUN! Hopefully, we will get everything done before then … Continue reading
Sunrise, Sunset. Swiftly Flow the Days
The school year is coming to a close. Part of the ‘end of school year’ process at our house is assessing progress and assigning an official “grade” for subjects. Sometimes, just figuring out what we want to assess is a … Continue reading