a bit more of July
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Fall foods as pictured
Here’s a sampling of some of the foods we’ve enjoyed in September and October. I’ve added a caption to most…
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Clover up close
Next to the dandelion, white clover may be the most identifiable lawn flower. Each bloom forms from a busy network…
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books - books read in 2024 - brief book reviews - church life - homeschool - life stories - spiritual - writing and literatureBooks read in 2024
Note: After falling behind on my annual ‘Books I Read’ posts (or really any book posts) for several years, I…
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Kings Landing, New Brunswick
Come along as we meander through the beautiful village created on the Saint John River 50 years ago called Kings…
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growing and being
Note: This post is a total ramble, but it’s the kind of ramble my mind has needed for months. A…
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Old and new
In this relatively recent era of social media posts, one of the experiments in personal habits I have wanted to…
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Books Read in 2021
Note for me: I put this list off so long that I am just now writing about these books on…
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Educated by our views
When you see a photo, illustration or art print of something you like, it’s helpful to ask yourself why do…
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Who we are becoming
For the days when being a homeschooling parent seems like a double-shift without any coffee or treats. “Teaching is a…