With affection and regard,
Nancy
Photo and editing creds to Katie. Book selection – me.
Nancy Kelly -Guidance for Your Charlotte Mason Homeschool and Life
in Atmosphere· Commonplace· High School
“Miss Mason looked on education as something between the child’s soul and God. Modern education tends to look on it as something between the child’s brain and the examination board. I think that covers the issues at stake; it is part of the whole modern policy of quick returns, of the substitution of immediate and temporary values for ultimate and absolute ones.” – Monk Gibbon
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Sarah says
So true and good!
Richele says
Gosh, you are something! I love wallowing in your loveliness.
sageparnassus says
<3
...they call me mommy... says
Have you ever heard of I. Lilias Trotter, Nancy? The reason I ask is that I really enjoy her writings and art work (she was a missionary to Algerian Muslims) and she was connected to Ruskin…very interesting story! 🙂
sageparnassus says
Yes, yes, yes. I need to revisit her, though. I do remember the Ruskin connection. Thanks!
...they call me mommy... says
Blossom in the Desert is a beautiful sample of her writing and her paintings…otherwise, I'm reading a biography by Patricia St. John on her that is very interesting. 🙂
Beth Hollmann says
Color me impressed – Katie did a beautiful job! And the books are, of course, lovely. The quote's pretty awesome too.
sageparnassus says
Thanks, Beth!
...they call me mommy... says
!!!!! Good stuff!!! <3
Natasha says
Lovely!
sageparnassus says
Thank you, Natasha.
Anne White says
I like the Ginn Plutarch there!
sageparnassus says
I thought you might catch that!
Sarah says
How absolutely true. Something we contine to strive for in our home shcools. 🙂
sageparnassus says
I agree, Sarah!
Sarah says
Wow, I just re-read my post and the spelling mistakes…oh my!!! My brain working quicker than my fingers can type.