I Want You to Learn; A letter to my child who has failed ~ Written by Kari Patterson My dear child, You might be 3 or 5 or 14 or 17. The details will vary, but my posture toward you never will. I know you feel it right now, that feeling we fear most, the feeling we avoid at all cost: …
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When My Photo App Helped Me See My Homeschool Truth
When My Photo App Helped Me See My Homeschool Truth - Written by Erin Vincent of Nourishing My Scholar You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step." ~ Martin Luther King Jr. I had been feeling a bit low about our homeschooling for a couple of weeks. You see, things had …
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Nothing to Hide
Nothing to hide ~ Written by Kari Patterson Do you ever wonder how your kids will describe their homeschool experience someday? I try not to dwell too much on it; we do our best and hope they'll look back with fond memories and maybe even a bit of gratitude. But it does cross my mind now and …
3 Encouragements for Hardship While Homeschooling
3 Reminders To Encourage You During Hardship While Homeschooling ~ Written by Lusi Austin of That Homeschool Life Things don't always go as planned in life. Sometimes it's easy for us homeschoolers to think that the reason for our hardships must be caused by homeschooling. And sometimes it's not …
An open letter to my non-homeschooling friends
Written by Rachel Wolf of Clean and LuSa Organics A note from Jamie: Can't believe it's been over 10 years ago that this post from Rachel first published...I felt like someone out there might just need to hear this today, too! xo Lately I've been reflecting on how our relationships change when …