No soccer for Ian
I began this as a comment on Jeanne’s Homeschooling and Soccer post at her blog. Then it got too long for a comment and I realized I would like to post it on… Read More
Tag Archive: Parenting
Postaday #68
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
Project 365 Day 28
Today’s photo was taken by my husband. My son doesn’t crawl into my arms like this every morning anymore. And I realized that I wouldn’t be able to easily photograph this scene by… Read More
done with 3
I’ve thought about writing a blog post several times since the last one. Instead, I’ve been busy with things such as decorating for Halloween, getting locked out of the house by my 3… Read More
Friday Fill In
#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
please don’t break your child
Single Dad Laughing just wrote something like I have considered writing on a number of occasions. You Just Broke Your Child. Congratulations. Yes it’s long. But it’s worth reading the whole thing. He… Read More
Be The Change
“Be the change that you want to see in the world.” – Ghandi This is one of my favorite quotes. It’s applicable to so many things from interactions with children to political movements. … Read More
unschooling
I’ve been moving a little away from unschooling since this academic year began. We’re still far, far away from being schooly, but I’ve been asking Rhiannon to do some math almost every day,… Read More
Friday Fill In
#176 1. I just had _a busy day of learning, laughing, snuggling, and scrapping. Ian is not only using the toilet, sometimes he even asks now! I remember some spelling, numbers, history, vocabulary,… Read More
gifts of service
I want to write about giving, from a point of view that is unfortunately not common. The inspiration for this post is a message on the AlwaysLearning yahoogroup. It was in response to… Read More
