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I am a homeschool speaker and writer, and I blog about hands-on homeschooling. #homeschool #Christian #MK

U.S.A.
Joined April 2011
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Art is everywhere, but only few desire to notice it in a certain way.
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Just went out to walk my dog Barney and noticed my neighbors tree. I’m sure this picture doesn’t do it justice. Probably the most beautiful one I’ve ever seen in fall. Just beautiful.
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First official day of homeschool! This year we have a 6th grader, 4th grader, and preschooler! Plus a baby troublemaker.
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Replying to @DailyPicTheme2
Today’s Daily Picture Theme is ‘School’ Homeschool
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Graduation! Its summer! K, 3rd and 6th in the books. Homeschool party
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Reading counts!
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Somehow, it’s always an English teacher in school who sees your potential before anyone else and inspires you to become your best self.
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Sometimes you have to paint over old canvases because they don’t suit your decor anymore. It’s ok. (Just make sure you have the artist’s permission!)
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My 8 year old wrote a to-do list ✅ There are moments when I’m not sure how I’m doing as a dad 😅 Then there are moments when I realize my wife and I are raising a great kid ❤️
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Know Christ. Gain everything that matters.
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Yup…that’s about it.
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Every woman should know how to grow at least three things she can eat. Tomatoes. Herbs. Lettuce. It costs $6 in seeds and rewards you for the rest of your life. Your children watch food come from dirt instead of sanitized plastic wraps. They learn that real things take time. When the supply chains are disrupted, gardens still produce. When the dollar goes down in value, gardens still produce. Your great-grandmother grew her family's vegetables through two world wars and the Great Depression. A garden is independence.
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