Look for this story.....'Since you asked: The Official Bambam Story' posted on 7/21/08
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Homeschool Mama
Introducing Anne, El Professor (our husband, father, and resident public school Spanish/English as a Second Language Teacher), myself, and Daniel.
One summer in the early 1980s I lost myself and my summer camp campers in the woods overnight. Novice compass skills only added to our lostness as we kept orienting our course from our position....which was LOST. I was a teenage counselor-in-training at the time and the experience has become a metaphor for my faith. I still get 'lost in the woods' sometimes, but I am seeking to orient my course on Truth.
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We all are like twine--a compilation of strands--with some thicker, some thinner, some a bit ragged or varied in color, all making up our twine. I am a wife, mother, daughter, sister, twin, home manager, home school teacher, curriculum creator/modifier, gardener, creator, consumer, writer, chef, and one who strives to be a follower of Truth (biblical). This blog is about my strands.
1 comment:
That was a neat story. We all get Bambams, I think, at some point to deal with. I was glad to read about your friend and the help she received. And I almost made it over to say hi after church but got tackled or something...I forget. Anyway, hi!
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