Not this kind of flip-flop! I’m talking about a reversal of a stand or position. I know I’ve read these…
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Emma
No, this post has nothing to do with Jane Austen. It’s about a complicated and inspiring woman who wrote one…
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Safely to Arrive at Home
Come, Thou Fount of every blessing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace; Streams of mercy, never ceasing, Call for…
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Cooperating and Conferences
Flowers blooming this week – finally! All our teaching of children should be given reverently, with the humble sense that…
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Basket Weaving Mouse
A Nest for Celeste – A Story about Art, Inspiration, and the Meaning of Home by Henry Cole I just…
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Clutch of Postcards
I have been quite busy lately preparing for the ChildLight USA conference at Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, NC and…
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A Dedication to Mother
When Kate Douglas Wiggen wrote the classic, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, she dedicated it in this beautiful manner: To My…
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Narrating Our Way Through Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar Narration Ideas Document “Liberty! Freedom! Tyranny is dead!” Our Charlotte Mason co-op, Truth, Beauty, Goodness performed Julius Caesar…
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I Have Found a Door
“There is a saying of King Alfred’s that I like to apply to our School,–“I have found a door,”…
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The Labor of Sisyphus
Sisyphus by Titian (1548) We had a Charlotte Mason support group meeting last night. I never know what we should…
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A Favorite Poet
Thomas Gray (1716-1770) I have been busy with a special writing project and will be for a few weeks. I…
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Hominus Vis – “The Strength of Man”
“Mom – what is Hovis?” asked Marit this week. “I have no idea, dear. What are you reading?” “How the…
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