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Contentment | Mom | Parenting | Real Life

Finding Hope and Purpose in an ‘Ordinary’ Life

Can I whisper something to you? There is no greater calling than the one God has already put you right in the middle of.  I’ve learned this the hard way.   We seek the big time before we’ve mastered little league.  I’ve sought the big time, and boy have I sucked at little league. I’ve quested…

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The Great Power of the Spoken Word
Family | Parenting

The Great Power of the Spoken Word

In today’s world, we focus on our exterior and our body a lot. Makeup. Diets. Supplements. Essential Oils… it is easy for it to become an obsession. Yes, it is a good thing to care about what it is that you take into your body, but it is even more imperative to consider what it is that…

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Read with Your Teen
Family | Grade Levels | High School | Language Arts | Middle School | Parenting

Read with Your Teen

Did you resolve to cultivate better quality time with your teen in 2018? Or maybe you committed to better self-care? If these resolutions sound familiar, keep reading! As a homeschooling parent, you probably already spend a lot of time reading with and/or asking your teenager to read books for academics. However, I want to encourage…

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new season
Parenting | Real Life

Preparing for a New Season

There are many times in our lives when we find ourselves preparing for a new season. Are you getting ready for a move?  A job change? Going back to work? Having a new baby? Starting to homeschool or transitioning out of homeschooling? My life has been a series of changes.  Each time a change happened…

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Are you present each day in your children's lives?
Family | Mom | Parenting | Real Life

Staying Present

When we choose to be present, we say yes to the gift of right now

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Family | Parenting | Technology

Mom, Meet Your New Best Friend – Circle with Disney

Mom, meet your new best friend – Circle with Disney. Managing children’s online presence is getting more and more challenging. Most of us have a story about one of our kiddos stumbling onto a website that was inappropriate. And as our children mature, they are online more and more. The internet is the wild west frontier of…

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Parenting | Real Life

Raise Kids Who Can Think for Themselves

Just one look around and it’s painfully obvious there is an entire generation of people who are seemingly incapable of thinking for themselves. Many have been far too influenced by media, peers, and the educational system and can’t seem to conjure up an independent thought. One of the reasons we decided to homeschool was that…

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Dear Younger Me – Don’t Wish Their Childhoods Away
Mom | Parenting | Real Life

Dear Younger Me – Don’t Wish Their Childhoods Away

Have you ever looked back at your life or even a particular situation and wished you’d known what you know now before that event or situation happened? It’s happened to me many times, and it’s probably happened to you too! Titus 2:4 instructs older women to behave well (set a good example) and to teach…

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How to Survive Homeschooling Your Teenage Son
Encouragement | High School | Homeschool | Middle School | Parenting | Real Life

How to Survive Homeschooling Your Teenage Son

Hi! I’m Wendy, and I survived homeschooling my teenage son! And I do have a few ideas for you on how to survive homeschooling your teenage son (or daughter) too! At this time of year, many of us are looking at what worked and what didn’t work for our homeschools as we get back on…

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valueofplay
Family | Parenting | Real Life

The Value of Play (What Charlotte Mason Had to Say)

The Value of Play Do you ever find yourself thinking your children are wasting time playing? Maybe they should be doing school work, doing chores, or doing something else productive. Because we adults don’t often (or at least not often enough) take time to just relax and have fun, we sometimes find ourselves thinking our…

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Parenting | Real Life

Teaching Kids the Importance of Saying Thank You

With all the gifting happening at this time of year, there’s lots to be thankful for. Even without material gifts, this Christmas time is one that highlights the many good things we have to be grateful for. It’s also a great opportunity to teach our children the importance of saying thank you. So here goes…

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When They Stop Believing In Santa
Parenting

When They Stop Believing In Santa

What a beautiful way to transition from receiving gifts from Santa to being a significant part of the Christmas spirit… when they stop believing in Santa. I’m not so sure about the age she recommends, I think it varies for each family. But I do love the idea that she proposes.   What do you…

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