Loving and Learning in the Nest
I recently read Fahreneit 451, the iconic science-fiction novel about a day in the future when all books burn to pay penance for their offensiveness. The outcasts who had memorized the books of the Bible were the only ones on earth who had access to the text and who kept it alive for future generations. This set my wheels turning and rekindled my sense of urgency surrounding the art of scripture Read More
A downpour recently showed me how my life has been enriched by the addition of nature. Standing at the checkout counter at a store, I heard infuriated rain hitting the roof. I looked towards the doors and saw a huddle of people standing and waiting. They waited for weather more pleasant. Less abrasive. What to do? I wondered, though only for a moment. I whispered encouraging words to myself ( Read More
Humans like easy.This is scientifically proven, and I believe it's why God created us to be creatures of habit: habits make things easy and take decision making away. For those same reasons, so many homeschool moms look for what will be easiest for them: the open-and-go curriculum, the habit-training advice, or the blog or business that can tell them just what to do. Whatever makes it Read More
