Updated Archive List
I've been meaning, for quite a while now, to set up an archive of my previous posts about homeschooling.
If you find yourself here in search of something homeschool-ish, my past philosophy-of-education related posts and lots of pictures of our KONOS activities are now slightly organized and accessable. In the side bar to the right, you'll see the best directory a girl who doesn't speak html could come up with.
If you happen to be here for some other reason and don't care a whit about homeschooling, I'm so glad you're here, but I can't direct you to much of anything. What should we talk about?
Whoot! Theyit is! Whoot! Theyit is!
(I feel like I just sunk a three-pointer)
(I feel like I just sunk a three-pointer)
If you find yourself here in search of something homeschool-ish, my past philosophy-of-education related posts and lots of pictures of our KONOS activities are now slightly organized and accessable. In the side bar to the right, you'll see the best directory a girl who doesn't speak html could come up with.
If you happen to be here for some other reason and don't care a whit about homeschooling, I'm so glad you're here, but I can't direct you to much of anything. What should we talk about?
paper lantern of the day Tuesday, April 10, 2007
8 Comments:
I know! I know! I want to hear more about that girl you were in high school -- you know, the one who wore the many different hats. Whaddya say? Please make a non-homeschooling fan of yours happy by posting such likely-entertaining-and-highly-hilarious stories.
Let me see...
How would I organize that story?
By fits? By starts? By successes? (gee, THAT'D be a really short story!)
By completely lame poetry?
By year? (Boring.)
Going to have to think this through, christianne. And try to find some pictures.
A suggestion: just tell it like it happened: a story. And I'm going to respond to your beautiful comment on Laura's post, but I have to think on that one a bit more.
I care, yes, more than a whit. But I like to talk about other things too. Your fasting post, for instance, was refreshing. Homeschool parents need those kind of thoughts too. Thanks for sharing...
When are you? How did you get to April 20 when i'm back here at the 10th?
my sister just started blogging after a hiatus...its a chronicle of their homeschooling adventures in london, using a charlotte mason approach. her site is www.motherskylark.blogspot.com
also....i'd like to find out more about the homeschooling curriculum you use. i saw the link in your sidebar. i like charlotte mason, but i need a little more structure....i'm not as creative as my sister. i have an e-mail link on my blog if you have a moment to tell me a little more about it and how it is set-up. on the site, i saw where they had several different versions of curriculum. my son will be starting kindergarten this fall, and i have yet to decide what to do.
BlueMountain,
I will definitely check out your sister's blog. I like the Charlotte Mason approach to learning. And I used to live in England too. Your sis nad I have a few things in common.
You better put on a pot of coffee, 'cause when I E-mail you to talk about homeschooling, I may never shut up. I will gladly visit you. could you, maybe, play me a tune on your guitar while I'm there?
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