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“Love is the ultimate outlaw. It just won't adhere to any rules. The most any of us can do is to sign on as its accomplice. Instead of vowing to honor and obey, maybe we should swear to aid and abet. That would mean that security is out of the question. The words "make" and "stay" become inappropriate. My love for you has no strings attached. I love you for free.” - Tom RobbinsBlog Stats
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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Martina’s House
Sweet. Look at M and Daddy working so hard. Notice how awesome it is that M has the big hammer and Hubby has her tiny one. Working together to build the playhouse loft. M on sleepover night. She’s all comfy … Continue reading
Posted in children, family, homeschool, photo post, rural life
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Homeschooled Kids Carnival
M has a post featured. Seems like a sweet place for hs blogger kids to find each other. See it here.
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Metro
Hubby and Reginald Paddington Bear (notice RPB’s leg warmers). Both macho men, in real life. This pic is a dude of a different color…
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Sleeping at M’s House
Over the weekend Hubby built a loft in M’s playhouse. Last week I made her some curtains and did other little things to make the hut more comfy. Tonight? I’m sleeping over at my 7 year old daughter’s crib … Continue reading
Posted in children, health and well-being, herding dogs, Martina, parenting, personal, rural life
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American History, for now
For a long time, all of my homeschool-oriented posts went to The Life Without School blog but now that blog has become a static site and all of us have moved on. Time to move back home and blog about … Continue reading
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Brand New Blues
Last night we went to see Cyril Neville play at the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. Mark and I love music and have wide-ranging tastes in music but we had no idea what we were going to see when a … Continue reading
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Rumplestiltskin
As part of our 1st grade curriculum, we are reading Fairy Tales. This week we are studying Rumplestiltskin. When we decided to do our little tabletop play, Travis suggested we video tape it and so I asked him to tape. … Continue reading
Posted in children, homeschool, Martina, Travis, Waldorf
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Gifts for a Blueberry Girl, Neil Gaiman
Love Neil Gaiman’s writing. Love the illustrations in this book. Expect we’ll be adding it to the library.
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Growth
Spring is a time when everything begins growing and becoming lush, verdant. My inner life is no exception. This time of year is inevitably when I set the course for the next several months. Hubby and I have been looking … Continue reading
FRESH, a movie about food
Some of us wonder what the world is coming to. I hope this is it.