Another Reader
Last year Caroline was still not a strong reader. As a voracious reader myself, it actually hurt my heart to hear her say that reading is not fun. But apparently she was motivated… Read More
Last year Caroline was still not a strong reader. As a voracious reader myself, it actually hurt my heart to hear her say that reading is not fun. But apparently she was motivated… Read More
I have over 1500 children’s books. I know because in the late 90s, I was teaching and, imagining the future children I hoped to have, collecting books mostly via the Scholastic book clubs… Read More
Here is my new computer desktop. I got the images by googling and I had to stretch the big one in Photoshop Elements. None of the wallpaper images I found were big enough… Read More
In honor of the Last Day of The World, Paperclipping offered these journaling prompts. Here are my answers. If you decide to copy, please comment so I can read your answers. What was… Read More
I’m part of the Capture Your 365 Blog Hop! I just discovered this fun new site two days ago. It looks like a great place for 365′ers to share and find encouragement. If… Read More
Name a book that changed your life. What influence did it have on your thoughts, attitudes, and actions? [I’ve just returned from a week in California. After not looking at my new blog… Read More
One of the books we have read many times, and we read again today, is The Gingerbread Man. I asked Ian if he’d like to make our own gingerbread man with the recipe… Read More
#196 So…here we go! 1. One of my strongest beliefs is _that children deserve to be respected, not treated as lesser people_. 2. _We have two spiders decorating our house right now that… Read More
I just watched this video of a breech homebirth (shared by As Nature Intended on Facebook today). In the comments section following the video, someone wrote that they “believe that home birthing is… Read More