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    Common Core and equality

    Common Core and equality

    (This post contains affiliated links.) A lot has been said about Common Core, from the problems with the standards themselves to the dangers of data mining. While it doesn’t directly affect homeschool students, the data collection and shifting standardized tests to common core standards will probably have some impact on homeschoolers. For me, one of the […]

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    Thoughts on worship: Transcendent and intimate

    Thoughts on worship: Transcendent and intimate

    The beauty of the intimacy the Christian has with God is inextricably linked with the wonders of a transcendent God who breaches the gap between the eternal and omnipotent to reach the finite and fragile. It’s the fact that the God of Job is also the Shepherd, the Shelterer. The wonder of the Incarnation is […]

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    Praying for peace

    Praying for peace

    Pope Francis has called for a day of prayer and fasting for Syria. I’m not Catholic, but I don’t think Pope Francis will mind me joining in. Whatever our opinions on the correct action for the United States to take in this war, people are hurting. Innocents are suffering and dying. We should be in […]

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    Fine Arts Friday: First Term Tunes

    Ah, September and the back to school bliss even when we don’t go to school.  We’re starting new everything this month, so I thought I’d cover the music we’re listening to this week. Our composer this term is Franz Joseph Haydn. We read this short bio geared to kids, and we found Austria on the […]

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    Opinions on Syria

    Opinions on Syria

    As the less offensive saying goes, opinions are like armpits. Everyone has two and they usually stink. Today at the Washington Times Community Pages, I write about the world’s most exclusive fraternity: past presidents and their opinions or lack thereof. The historian I interviewed, Doug Wead, wrote an interesting blog post on the situation. It’s […]

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  • 14 years ago…

    14 years ago…

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  • Terrible Tuesday: the return

    Terrible Tuesday: the return

    Tuesdays have traditionally been a very busy day, hence the moniker Terrible Tuesday. The new schedule makes previous Tuesdays look like pikers. I’m just praying we don’t have softball games on Tuesdays, or I will go over the edge. So after a summer of relatively calm Tuesdays, we’re hitting the ground running. Harried links! Sweetheart, […]

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  • Planning in pencil

    Planning in pencil

    This is our 9th year of homeschooling, if you count kindergarten. Of course, as any parent can tell you, kids start learning in utero and turn their wide eyes toward the sound of daddy’s voice the moment they hear it unfiltered by the lub-lub of mom’s heart. Then there’s the walking and talking and shoving […]

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  • Wisdom

    Wisdom

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    A laymom’s thoughts on Syria

    A laymom’s thoughts on Syria

    It sucks. No, it really, seriously sucks. In the two years of civil war, there are 100,000 dead, 2 million displaced. And now allegations of chemical weapon attacks that may have killed 1,400 people, possibly by Syrian President Assad’s forces, but maybe not. And politically? The British Prime Minister has taken what could be a […]

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