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It's been a busy Monday in my little cottage. Homeschooling and homemaking has perks.
A little reading... I'm reading Blood Moons Rising by Mark Hitchcock.
A little cleaning... Today just some general clean up and a couple 100's. That's a story for another day.
A little laundry... Just coming off a week of go go going! Time to catch up.
A little spelling...
A little history...
A little blog linking... I link posts with these blog hops on weekdays.
A little keeping the home fire burning...
Living and Loving this Life a Little at a Time
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May I suggest...
My Faith and My God: Do You Fear the Future?
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great post, of littles!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Annie.
ReplyDeleteI'll be over for a visit in just a bit.
Laura
Looks like a productive Monday! Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Andrea. God bless!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love homeschooling?!
ReplyDeleteI do! It just keeps everything flowing and it's amazing what they all learn by the end of today. And it looks to me like your kids did a lot of cool stuff through out the day. Did your daughter take a class on cake decorating or did you teach her? That birdy is way cute!
My oldest son makes knives too. He has learned so much all ready. He makes them with old heavy duty files. He's in the process of attaching an elk antler to one of his finished knives. I can't wait to see how it turns out, until then he won't let me see it. :) It's Top Secret he tells me. Too funny!
I hope you have a lovely week Laura!
Blessings ans Hugs,
Amy
PS.. Thanks for adding me to your sidebar! You are a blessing! :)
Hi Amy,
ReplyDeleteEmily,16, and Amy, 12, are taking a cake decorating class through 4H. Michael, 14, has been making knives on his own since last summer. He has used bones and pieces of antlers that he's found in the woods for handles, too. He has also used strips of wood that he affixes on either side of the knife shaft. He even used a wooden ruler! I love how creative homeschooled kids can be.
The best part is that they don't know they can't do things. They haven't had the ridicule and peer pressure that tells them that they are "less than" or "incapable" or that things are impossible. Just think what you and I could do if we'd had that advantage. ~smile~
I'll be over for a visit to your wonderful blog in a few minutes. I do pray that God will send you a gentle soaking rain in the natural and in the spiritual.
Blessings,
Laura
Littles add up to a big, full life! Great post!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right, Sue.
ReplyDeleteGod bless!
What a beautifully appointed day! Makes me nostalgic for the home schooling years - they pass too quickly! I am delighted that you shared with A Return to Loveliness,
ReplyDeleteKathy
What a beautifully appointed day! Makes me nostalgic for the home schooling years - they pass too quickly! I am delighted that you shared with A Return to Loveliness,
ReplyDeleteKathy
Thank you, Kathy. I wish they all went so well.
ReplyDeleteI'll be over for a visit in a few minutes.
Blessings,
Laura
Yes, you were a little bit busy. If you're like me (which I know you are), I wouldn't have it any other way! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
It seems like some days are more productive than others, Jann. Today has been an errand day. Not productive at all (at least at home). ~smile~
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