A Homeschool Story

Iowa to France and Back Again

Monday, July 12, 2021

Bright Neon Yellow Shirts: Day 13

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This article of clothing is now my favorite sight when I am out. The wearer may look a little bit bedraggled, and the t-shirt will have smud...
Thursday, July 8, 2021

Day 12: Being Ill and Getting Better

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This should not have been a year in which we take our good health for granted, but that is the definition of human nature; eternally optimis...
Wednesday, July 7, 2021

Day 11: Adult Children...and Visiting!!!

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Such a joy I have to share today! I am visiting my eldest kiddo in Chicago. This one somehow managed the thing schools tell parents and kids...
Sunday, May 23, 2021

Day Ten: Basements Part II: A (Perfectly not Horrifying) History

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My research on today's topic, undertaken because of interest and from a sense that I perhaps maligned our beloved basements just a bit a...
Friday, May 14, 2021

Of the Ordinary: Day 8: Basements

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It is one of the great delusions of first-time homeowners all across America: this hole that was dug as a foundation for the house is going ...
Friday, April 9, 2021

Day Seven: of Hobbits and Yoda and Second Breakfasts

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I find great joy and comfort in the very existence of Hobbits, and in the inversed subject-verb sayings of Yoda.  Now, let's not get all...
Monday, March 22, 2021

Day Six of the Ordinary: Where's All the Stink Gone? Post-Covid Positives

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I must first make an offering of compassion and recognition for the grief the pandemic has strewn across the globe in its wake, before telli...
Sunday, March 21, 2021

Day Five: Ocean Swimming

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Have you ever swum in the ocean? It is positively primeval. It is the one thing I most look forward to when I am near the beach, and a thing...
Saturday, March 20, 2021

Day Four: Unexpected Bit of Beauty-Brown-Eyed Susans of the Sand

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A flower I remember my grandmother pointing out on our woodland hikes was the Brown-eyed Susan. I often wondered why Susan got her own flowe...
Friday, March 19, 2021

Day Three: (30 Days of Writing about Ordinary Moments)-Healing Heat

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I look out from my magnificent PALACE of a shelter; a beach chair almost covered by a rainbow parasol with a window opening onto the waves c...
Thursday, March 18, 2021

Day Two of Challenge: A Reptilian Moment

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The plant-infused patio, with it's white wicker furniture is still warm with a light breeze to keep it all cool today. As I sat and pond...
Wednesday, March 17, 2021

Challenge: Write About What is, Day One: Cheat Day

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Decision made: a challenge to myself to write for 30 days in a row about normal, about noting the small beauties of the every day. I am easi...
Friday, March 5, 2021

Day Seven: Waking Up

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Going to sleep is better, but as waking up has become a habit of late; I suppose that appreciating how very wondrous it is could lead to les...
Thursday, February 4, 2021

Digging Drama Denoues and Size 1 Needles

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Sometimes a girl's gotta' call in the troops, or the stronger arms with shovels. To illustrate: you take a shivering friend of your ...
Monday, February 1, 2021

Invitation to a Challenge: Accepted!

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The question "WHY" is the one most asked the world over when a human who is lucky enough to live in a perfectly comfortable home d...
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A Homeschool Story
This is my chronicle of pursuing knowledge, balance, nature in our lives, a Waldorf education, good food, wisdom and laughter, with my five kids and French husband, here, along the banks of the Mississippi and in France.
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