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There and Back…

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We survived our Texas trip.  Here’s a rundown of 10 random things about our trip…  1. Humidity – It wasn’t that bad.  I was a total baby about it and we didn’t even have the opportunity to pretend we were in the rainforests of South America.  The only obvious links were more bugs and GREEN.  Although […]

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Doing School vs. Power of Play

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 The whole concept of ‘doing school’ is a hard one to escape from, especially in this age of high competitiveness and desire to give our children an edge or just satisfy family members who are skeptical of anything other than traditional education.  Even if those aren’t temptations for you, we oftentimes wonder just how to […]

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Embracing Humidity

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We are heading to a family reunion in Texas. It will be exciting to see family – some of whom I’ve never met!  The last one they had was 11 years ago.  I was in Spain at the time and not engaged quite yet.  We are all stoked!  As weird as it is, I’ve also […]

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Antarctic Adventures

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You know you’re immersed in something when you start to dream about it! Last night, my baby (aka the two year old) had a fever and didn’t sleep well. When I finally fell back asleep at about 4am, I started having weird dreams. Does this ever happen to anyone else when your sleep is hijacked?  […]

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The Creativity Crisis

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An interesting article came out last week in Newsweek magazine titled, The Creativity Crisis.  It talks about how research is showing a very significant decrease in creativity in Americans – most notably those in K-6th grade. As I gear up for our workshop on cultivating curiosity this weekend, I’m struck by the interplay between curiosity and […]

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Heading North

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To round out our study of North America, we headed north.  We had fun looking at pictures of beautiful Canada, talking about maple trees, mounties and of course Vancouver (Olympics are still fresh in their memory).  But what the boys really loved doing was exploring the lives of eskimo’s and what it’s like in the […]

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Instagram post 2248041518844016774_1420023259 Siblings are that little bit of childhood that can never be lost. ❤
Instagram post 2246745984061431431_1420023259 Might I pass on some advice? Be careful what you multi-task...
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 In a fit of mental abstraction, I started a new book AND a grilled cheese at the same time. Shakespeare analysis and cooking do not go hand in hand. 😖😜 #brightestheavenofinvention #peterleithart #shakespeare
Instagram post 2239059193557254835_1420023259 When all those dance lessons this year pay off... 1860-1900 Masquerade Ball!
Instagram post 2235262231225123070_1420023259 When your hubby goes to Arizona for the #RagnarDelSol and returns with a suitcase full of lemons... 😍🍋😍🍋😍 One of the unexpectedly difficult things about moving from AZ to north Texas was the realization that for the first time in your life, you would have to pay for winter citrus...
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The security at the airport said that was the most lemons they had ever seen someone bring thru on a carry on. So excited for homemade strawberry, blueberry, and vanilla lemonade, my husband's specialties!
Instagram post 2233761686907905573_1420023259 Fridays are for fort building... .
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After several days of gray cold, sunshine beckoned us outside. Actually, they've been working on clearing an area for this fort all week even in the cold. Today is finally warm and 🌞 enough for me to traverse the mesquite forest to join them... #NatureTherapy #everychildoutdoors #momtoo
Instagram post 2233099506281729942_1420023259 You can have a usually tidy home or regularly imaginative children, but seldom do the two simultaneously go hand in hand. She's playing house, raising her children, and informed me she's in the middle of moving... 😯 We can tidy up later... or not... as is evidenced by the hand made basketball hoop still hanging to the side which we ended up incorporating into our space for the time being. But there is peace when we recognize the purpose in their play. #powerofplay #wildandfreechildren #encouragingimagination
Instagram post 2232104592257556739_1420023259 The teen years are such an amazing season of coming into your own, thinking deeply about the world around you as you transition into adulthood. My teens have stepped up to new challenges this year with their education that have really stretched them (and me). Mondayy, my oldest participated in his first debate. This guy has delved deep into Scripture and borrowed books to understand both sides and prep for his debate. All four did a fabulous job thinking these issues through and participating with their assigned position and I love the conversations it has sparked between the four of them as well as in our own home! .
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👉👉 Learning to research, learning to reason, and learning to listen to another's arguments are such invaluable skills that will stick with them for the rest of their lives! 👈👈 We are thankful for Worldviews of the Western World curriculum and the Worldview Classes in our area that have provided so much for our homeschool year.
#WorldviewsOfTheWesternWorld #HomeschoolHighschool #owningyourfaith
Instagram post 2231704016596206014_1420023259 Can't stop laughing and groaning all at the same time. #parenthood

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