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An Iterative Process & Spring Breakthroughs
April 25, 2012
Damien and I move forward in our life goals through an iterative process. For those of you unfamiliar with the term, it's geek speak for the cyclical process of refining an idea, with each refinement (or repetition) getting you closer to the desired goal. What this means practically is that ...
More Spring Science (& Writing)
April 23, 2012
The kids are keen about a topic and naturally have something they want to share. We sit down together over several days (or just one short session) to get out the thoughts, edit and then publish. Most times "publishing" is simply me handwriting or typing what they want to say.
Spring is For Science
April 21, 2012
It's amazing the difference one month makes this time of year. Spring's arrival on the calendar last month was still very much winter. But in one month the longer and warmer days have worked their magic. And now, mid April, it's truly spring.
When You Feel Inadequate
April 20, 2012
Ever have one of those days, or weeks or months when you feel woefully inadequate as a homeschooler or mother? Yeah, me too.
Thank You (Sale Ending Soon)
April 19, 2012
I just want to pop in briefly to say that the Simplify Your Family Life e-book sale ends in sixteen hours (or so). And one more thing. Thank you. Brienne's watercolor is my thank you card. I fear becoming one of those bloggers with sappy "it wouldn't be the same ...
Writing a Mission Statement ~ Questions & Themes
April 18, 2012
When I wrote my own mission statement I looked to my past to see if I could find themes, threads of continuity that connected my past to my present. I figured these would also carry me into the future because if I still did these things, they are probably a ...
Simplify Your Family Life E-book Sale
April 16, 2012
I really pleased this morning to tell you about a collaborative project I was asked to participate in. Mandi Ehman from Life Your Way and Corey Allan at Simple Marriage have put together an e-book package. This package is chock full (seriously packed) with e-books on family living. Everything from ...
