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Not Starting Back to School

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As I write this, vcialis 40mg everyone is posting about starting school. Blog posts abound during the month of August about the first day of school—planning for it, sales making it memorable, and just doing it. But I’m not there. Generally, we don’t plan to “start school” until after Labor Day. I’ve never been able to see the sense in having a week of school lessons and then … [Read more...] about Not Starting Back to School

Journeys of Faithfulness Book Club ~ Introduction

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Hi ladies!! I am so excited to start up the fall book club this week. Over the last few weeks we've been talking about it and today we officially start! Each Wednesday {beginning today} and through November 28, The Homeschool Village will host and lead a study through Journeys of Faithfulness by Sarah Clarkson. For those of you who don't know Sarah, she has been writing … [Read more...] about Journeys of Faithfulness Book Club ~ Introduction

The “Perfect” First Day of School

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Once upon a time I thought that we would have the best year of school if I found the perfect day or week to start school.  A day when life was settled, ed the laundry was caught up, remedy the phone did not ring, cialis thing went as planned, and most importantly, the kids were happy and ready to learn. Eight years later, and through a lot of not so perfect first days. I … [Read more...] about The “Perfect” First Day of School

5 Reasons Homeschooling is a Great Option for Single Moms

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Few people plan to be a single mom. Whether it's death, divorce or deployment, many women find themselves "suddenly single." Circumstances rage out of control and questions beg for answers. Questions like... "how will I get out of bed tomorrow","where will we live?" and "can I still homeschool?" Often we think these questions have obvious answers. Especially when it comes to … [Read more...] about 5 Reasons Homeschooling is a Great Option for Single Moms