As a homeschooling mother of teens, I was looking for a practical, insightful book about business. I wanted my teens to have at least some exposure to the business world and all it entails, and I wanted them to learn from a Christian. Well, I couldn’t have found a better book for all this than […]
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Weekly Wrap-Up: Butchering Chickens, Time Management, and Too Much Reading
In my life this week…We did something we all dreaded. We butchered our chickens. For years I had not been well enough to participate in this annual event. Miss 18 had always been the leader in this project, but she`s moved on and is now contemplating butchering a cow. That meant that Mr. 16 was […]
Weekly Wrap-Up: Butterfly Show Pictures
In my life this week… I was in pain for a few days after hurting my neck. What an effect pain has on everything! Fortunately the worst of the problem resolved itself, and my talented physiotherapist made a huge difference. But I still ache, and apparently it will take 4-6 weeks for complete healing. […]
Review: Debt-Free U by Zac Bissonnette
Here are two alarming facts: Most university graduates have a huge student loan debt that negatively impacts their lives for many, many years. Most parents do not have enough money to give their children an expensive university education without seriously jeopardizing their own financial well-being. Few would argue, though, that young people should avoid college […]
God Works Through Who We Are and How We Live
Each of the talks I attended at our homeschooling conference this year had the same message: You can only pass on to your children what is already an integral part of you. If you talk about something you don’t believe or do, they will not listen to what you say. Or, as keynote speaker Steve […]