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Monthly Archives: May 2007
"Easy on the Tini"
I’m not a big TV watcher, but I will say that I am very excited to break out the Appletinis tonight and watch the season finale of Scrubs. I love that show. And it’s a full hour tonight. I even … Continue reading
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For the Locals
She’s Right, my live, call-in Channel 17 show, is on tomorrow at 5:25 PM. My guest will be former VT State Rep. Frank Mazur.
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Pros and Cons of Living in Vermont
Pro: I live close enough to Peabody, Mass. that my homeschool materials from CBD come two days after I order, even when I select the cheap 1-2 week shipping option. Con: My state is the butt of jokes. (No pun … Continue reading
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Nice, But Easy Gift Craft
We made a really cool project for my mother for Mother’s Day. The D went out and got some cherry blossoms from the tree outside and pressed then between two pieces of wax paper in a book overnight. The next … Continue reading
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Socialization, Again
I was reading this story this morning, which is “the second in a five-part series examining home schooling in northeast Kansas.” It talks about socialization. There are extensive quotes from Bridget Biggs, an assistant professor in Kansas University’s clinical child … Continue reading
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Counting the Cost
When I first became a Christian, I was all about not becoming one of *those* Christians. You know, the ones who are weird, different, almost sheltered in the way that they stay away from pop culture and all things normal. … Continue reading
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One More Carnival
The Carnival of Principled Government is up at Principled Discovery.
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Carnival of Homeschooling #72
This week’s Carnival of Homeschooling is hosted at Palm Tree Pundit. Take a look at the beautiful pictures of the flowers from her backyard! Hopefully this week’s carnival will avoid the controversy of last week. Be forewarned, there are a … Continue reading
In the Motherhood
In celebration of Mother’s Day, I want to tell you about a way to win prizes for sharing about your days as a mother. It’s this thing called In the Motherhood. Leah Remini stars in a series of webisodes about … Continue reading
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About My Week
I am anxious to get this blog going with posts on a regular basis, but this week , as I mentioned in a previous post, the older boys have been staying with my mother. I cannot believe how clingy Little … Continue reading
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