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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 →
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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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
“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 →