The Veteran in a New Field by Ted Kooser A lone man scything wheat His back is turned to us,…
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Commonplace Entries: Wendell, Dietrich, and Charlotte on the Sacred/Secular Split
coaster – woodburning on cedar for a sweet handcraft (note where the heart is!) Have you added to your commonplace…
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Plutarch, Polio, and Philopoemen
Morning lessons at TBG/The Hive I have mentioned that in 2010 on the way to L’Harmas in Canada, I had…
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Winter Thoughts
Miss Mason extolling the virtues of the Humanities We talked at our last Living Education Lesson about virtue and how…
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Parnassus on Wheels
“When you sell a man a book you don’t sell him just twelve ounces of paper and ink and glue…
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“A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!” – Resources for Richard III
A new year, a new Shakespeare play! In case you didn’t know, all my Shakespeare posts can be found under…
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Reader’s Journal 2016
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! I love it when we share with one another what books we…
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A Christmas Book for 2016
The mother sighed. “So he sits with half-shut eyes, dreaming, dreaming, not one word has he heard!” Hans Christian opened…
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Simple and Holy: Five Favorite Advent Resources
The Annunciation by Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1850 (Christina posed for Mary) Here are my favorite Advent resources that I have…
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TBG Community: Q & A on the Work, Joy, and Feast
Festive handcraft for the attendees in Peoria! The Truth, Beauty, Goodness Community teachers recently traveled to Peoria, IL to present…
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Crits: We Must All Be Mary Robinsons
Today I am sharing with you an article that I have found tremendously helpful over the years! It has helped…
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Opinions During This Politcal Season and Always
I didn’t plan to be reading Richard III during this election season. But, since we’re here, it’s hard not to…
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