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Teaching at Classical Conversations
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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Teaching at Classical Conversations
Homeschool Mama
Introducing Anne, El Professor (our husband, father, and resident public school Spanish/English as a Second Language Teacher), myself, and Daniel.
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Strands...
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.
3 comments:
Beautiful thoughts...sigh. Summer will come again...(Love the cat in the grass.)
I like the cat, too, and all the beauty that is your home, G! Thanks for sharing. Saw you at church and went to say hi but alas, you were there no more. Sorry I missed you!
Oh that cat! What a sweet sweet thing to lay there and tolerate all the kid stuff. What a funny shot!
Thanks for directing me here. That was worth the giggle!
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