Avoiding Pre-Packaged Fast-Food Schooling
We have been busily preparing our year end goals and accomplishments for a celebration party the last day of the year. In preparation, the children (and adults) have been filling in … Continue Reading →
Category: Reading list
Mama at Work
I have great admiration for hardworking women of the past. Past days long before dishwashers and washing machines. Long gone times before grocery stores and fast food. Now, don’t get me … Continue Reading →
I told you so….
If you are new to our blog, you can read about some of our snake encounters here, here and here. Not that we particularly like snakes…I detest them…but in the … Continue Reading →
Just who is a feminist's enemy?
I read an interesting chapter in Failure is Impossible: Susan B. Anthony In Her Own Words entitled The Enemy. Just who was the enemy of the suffragette anti-biblical ideology? I … Continue Reading →
But What If She Had a Family of Babies…
If I were to all the sudden have a severe lapse of sanity and decide that…say… a outside political career was more important than my family. If I were to abandon … Continue Reading →
If You Haven’t Heard Voddie…
Thanks to one of our commenters who reminded us to mention Voddie’s blog. We regularly follow his blog, but lately Dr. Baucham has been hitting the issues hard over there: … Continue Reading →
Just a lil’ bit of feminism…
I have a small collection of bad books. Bad old books relating to the topics of feminism. One of my bad books is called Women and The New Race by Margaret Sanger…Eugenics … Continue Reading →
A Little Book Store Find in Alabama
Thanks to some friends of ours who led us to a little book store in Alabama, we came home with some very inspiring, great books. One of the things we as a … Continue Reading →
Joel Salatin Would Be Proud
After supper the boys get in a little light reading by the fire on a very blistery cold winter’s night…. These Salatin books win hands down in the minds of … Continue Reading →
Discussions with Robert Lewis Dabney, 1892 State Education
“Every experienced teacher knows that pupils educate each other more than he educates them. The thousand nameless influences — literary, social, moral, — not only on the play ground but … Continue Reading →