Homeschool and Homework Helpers
February 19, 2009|Comments (9)
For those of you whose ankle-biters have reached the age of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, telling time, vocabulary tests, and counting money — look no further! These totally rad sites have you covered be ye a homeschooling mom/dad searching for resources, a teacher who needs customized worksheets, or simply a parent who wants to give your child practice work. These sweet babies (websites) are right up your alley. Read more
Oh, the Places You’ll Go
February 19, 2009|Comments (12)
In a few days, I’ll be making my way to the bustling city north of of us, Atlanta, for a doctor’s appointment. Trips to the city are a big deal around our house. We plan them as though we were going to ride a horse or take a train there instead of hopping in our car. Most people in our area think nothing of a quick trip to town or to Atlanta for weekend entertainment, shopping, or sightseeing but as simple living folks, we have trained ourselves to think about such things in a very different light. Read more
Pay-Off Days
February 17, 2009|Comments (22)
February in Georgia is particularly miraculous thanks to an enormous number of pay-off days: days when you are paid in full for frozen nose hairs, dead car batteries, and chilblains. These are the days when a sweatshirt and jeans is all that is needed to enjoy a day in the sunshine. The jonquils are up, birds are chirping like mad, and fish are jumping. Seems like everything is sensing that spring is just around the bend. We’re in high cotton, y’all (not literally). Read more
