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Category Archives: Books
WFMW–Bible Devotional Favorites
Last week I shared a few of my favorite homeschooling books and programs. This Wednesday I thought it might be interesting to begin a discussion on devotional Bible books for children. I am a true bibliophile or bookworm and have … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Project 365, Works for Me Wednesday
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Photoshop Elements 5 Class
Today the children and I went to one of our favorite haunts, the library. Twenty-five books, fifteen dvds and a handful of Archies later we were merrily on our way. So few books. We’re obviously easing back into school. Rachel … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Photography, Sarah
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Cookies and Mashed Potatoes
I read a wonderful article in the June 2007 issue of Good Housekeeping this week. It was all about making vegetables more palatable and had a catchy title that would definitely appeal to my family, “Learn to Love the Veggies … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Project 365, Recipes/Food
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P365 – Day 72 (Rambling w/pictures)
It turns out when you stay home and actually spend some time homeschooling, an incredible amount of learning goes on. Hmmm. I’m going to have to ponder this a bit more. I went to the store for a few groceries … Continue reading
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Recipes and Veggies and other Tales
I’ve been thinking about the subject of cooking these days. I’ve known average, good, and excellent chefs in my travels through life’s meals but have often wondered what is it that determines their status. Is it presentation? Variety? The ability … Continue reading
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