Learning Through Family Stories
We all have black sheep in our families. Maybe you can’t think of any in your immediate past, but we are all descended from Adam and Eve, and we all know what they did. So, when we dig, we will…
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Time for Everything
Ray’s oxygen dropped yesterday, so he went to the hospital at least overnight for treatment. Your care and prayers mean so much to us. Here is a vintage post from my blog archives. ~Charlene King Solomon had it all, according…
Keep Blooming
Ray and I are grateful for the fall nip in the air. It felt just right at the two fall festivals we enjoyed on Saturday. We started the day in Gainesboro where we watched many homeschooled children clog on the…
Homeschooling That Lasts
Mary Evelyn’s homeschool project during her junior year of homeschool high school became a 27-year blessing to her mama. On September 17-19, we celebrated the 27th year of the Homeschool Dramatic Society and our 20th year at the Cookeville Performing…
Teens and Their Friends
I look back on our homeschooling years with much joy. If God gave me the opportunity, I would love to do it all over again. I cherish our homeschooling memories. Ray and our children do, too. I am deeply grateful…
Making Language Arts Practical
When we were homeschooling our children, I looked for ways to make their language arts practical. One way was by encouraging them to write letters and send them by old-fashioned snail mail. I admire my friend Olive for so many…