Weekend links
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Celebrating 16 years of married life with Steve this month – so blessed!
- That’s not your thing :: From contributor Kara Anderson of Quill and Camera
- Don’t teach math, coach it :: New York Times
- The Book Samaritan :: A non-profit that provides free books & curriculum to homeschoolers with financial constraints
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art makes 400,000 images free to use :: Open Culture
- A letter to my boys (The real reason I say no to electronics) :: Renee Robinson
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