As I read, read, read through the Charlotte Mason Digital Archives about Shakespeare, as well as prepare for King Lear…
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Bible Atlases
I am often asked “What is your favorite Bible Atlas?” I am happy to share my favorites with you! But…
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Puget Sound – What Should I Read?
I have never been to the Pacific Northwest! On September 29th, I will be heading to Puget Sound to lead…
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Recipe versus Thought (Planning Post)
Method not system, living not dead, spirit not letter, thought not recipes – all these things should be kept in…
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Thoughts from the LER: Learning for a Lifetime (A Guest Post)
Jeannette Tulis shares her thoughts on the 2017 LER and the audio of her plenary! I have wanted to attend…
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Conversazione 2017 – Simplicity (with audios)
Sandro Botticelli’s Fortitude Conversazione is an Italian word. It is defined as a scholarly or formal gathering where something related…
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Contrived Atmospheres
Recently, my friend AnnMarie told me an interesting, humorous, and instructive story. She and her husband decided it…
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A Family Book List by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay
It’s always fun to find an influential book list in my stacks of papers! Here is a wonderful list by…
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The Mother’s Key
Mother and Child by Marianne Stokes, 1899 I am excited to share this post with you! This essay is included…
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The Borrowing Days of March
Yesterday, my 15-year-old daughter and her friends wanted to, needed to, just get outside in the slightly warmer weather!…
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Refreshment for Mom
There are a few seats left in my new class* offering! If you are the sort that prefers to…
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Living Geography Series
In a previous post, Conversations With Maps, I outline how we do Geography based on Mason’s advice and principles. There…
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