It indicates the power to act, the desire to act, and the insight and self-restraint which forbid action. – Charlotte…
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Feeling Their Feet and Small Things
Frederick Warren Freer Mother and Child Reading A wonderful quote came up in our book discussion on Mason’s Volume 3,…
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A Reflection from the Hive*
“You cannot learn to love art, unless you first love what art mirrors.” – John Ruskin The paintings of…
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The Flyer for the 8th Annual Living Education Retreat!
2013 LIVING EDUCATION RETREAT FLYER by Here is a button and/or a grab code if you would like our sweet…
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Authority: A Gift and a Grace
postcard postmarked 1919 and featuring our house on the right I have mentioned in the past about Charlotte Mason and…
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How to Not Raise a Crank – Euthyphro to the Rescue!
Let’s begin with a definition, shall we? According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of crank is “an annoyingly eccentric person;…
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The Dayspring is With the Children
Madonna and Child by Raphael 1505 “Every mother knows out of her own heart’s fulness what the Birth at Bethlehem…
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Excretion of the Mind
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. This scene is by Tasha Tudor from Rosemary for Remembrance. Excretion of the…
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A Sharing of the Effort to Know
“Teaching is not a technique exercised by the skilled on behalf of the unskilled.” – E. Chomondley Last Saturday I…
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Shakespeare Resources
coolest game that we found at a library book sale about 15 years ago I spent the morning with our…
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Borrowed Views: An Addendum
Dappled autumn light on our porch and the perfect green table my girls found by the side of the road!…
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Borrowed Views – Charlotte Mason on Critical Thinking
handmade commonplace book – a precious gift from Elizabeth Who could live if every mouthful of bodily food were held…
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