Enriching the Soil of Your Life
Abigail Adams recognized the importance of teaching her own children. She stressed children should be taught by mothers who were not merely literate, but students themselves, and she was ready to speak out in favor of home-education every chance she had. She would have supported parents making an exodus from public schools (government schools) today!
She was a fabulous early example of how homeschooling could and should look….
This booklist of older (sadly-forgotten) children’s books is a treasure. This doesn’t mean they are not worthy of our time, but an evidence of how far we’ve actually slipped in the quality of our reading material.
I loved listening to my mom read books like these in different voices to us when we were little. She told me she learned it from her mother, my Nana. She could make us laugh just by putting the emPHASis on the wrong sylLABle. She used an itsy-bitsy, squeaky mouse voice and a hysterical, booming giant voice. She tried to do all the voices. Sometime it was horrid, but always it made us feel engaged and very loved.
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This lovely, powerful story is something I thought you and your family would enjoy. You may have seen it before, but it’s worth sharing again. …
I’m always looking for proven and no-side-effect remedies to help families and readers, so when my friend Allie told me about her daughter’s amazing return from regressive autism using TRS, I wrote Avalyn’s Story.
After researching this product, I offered to help others detox their special needs and vaccine injured children. Connie (Judah’s mom) was one of the first to do this with me, and this is their story!
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A grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe:
This is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrapbook, spelling errors and all….
By Cady Driver (Photo source)
Somehow, somewhere, you find yourself standing in a place where yes doesn’t quite makes sense. It’s a blind spot in the crossroads of your life. Something pulls in one direction, but rational sense points fiercely in another. …
