Strong and Contented. That’s you!
I saw a verse from 2 Corinthians the other day and tucked it away in my idea file as one I might share with you sometime. When I looked at it last night, I thought of it in a new…
Charlene
Hi! I'm Charlene. You are a homeschooling heroine, and I believe in you. As a veteran homeschooling mom, one of my greatest joys is encouraging moms like you. Thank you for what you do everyday.
Her Children and Grandchildren Were Watching
Three years after the stock market crash of 1929, a baby girl was born in Gainesboro, Tennessee. Her parents named her Betty Ann. The Birdwell family was among the founding families of the Upper Cumberland region, so Betty Ann learned…
Marveling at His Wisdom
We at Notgrass History are up to our eyeballs in a brand new project, an American history for homeschooling families with children in grades 1-4. We are working hard to have it ready for families to use this fall. I’m optimistic.…
Time to Get Dressed
Is getting dressed ever an issue at your house? Sometimes children really don’t want to stop what they are doing to do something as mundane as changing clothes. Maybe they wouldn’t mind so much if they got to dress up like…
Trust and Crossing Bridges
During a recent ladies Bible class, one of the women shared a prayer request. She said that she is soon to visit a specialist in Nashville about an artery issue. After class I expressed my concern and said something to…
A Diligent Girl Becomes a Diligent Lady
Yesterday I told you about our granddaughter who brought a lamb for me to hold. A few weeks ago in a hotel breakfast room, I overheard another story about a little girl and farm animals. The lady who takes care of…