So do you know what isn't like homeschooling a Kindergartener? Homeschooling a 1st grader! Sometimes it feels like two different beasts entirely, the latter being a beast that devours my time and my energy and my willpower . . . then again, the thrill as she begins to read and understand stories, as she practices her Christmas song on the piano, as she counts out dimes and nickels and pennies, that thrill can calm the savage beast. Nevertheless, I finally seem to be finding my footing in the school year (and it "only" took me 3 months), so it's time for some blogging!
Glowing screens. Flashing lights. Chiming alerts. The modern age is indeed amazing in its plethora of technology. There is almost always “an app for that.” Then there are those of us who cling willfully to the past. I am writing this blog entry in my notebook with a pen (my favorite G-2 gel pen, itself a technological wonder). And until September of last year, I had a paper calendar. I’m not referring to wall-calendar type . . . one still hangs on my wall for quick reference and enjoyment of the attached scenery. But a spiral-bound calendar that functioned as my second brain. The type that you would find in the day planners so popular in the 1990's and early 2000's. And I stubbornly refused to give it up despite my husband’s pleading (and often disparaging) attempts to convince me to let go of such “ancient” technology. So what changed my mind? Several things, honestly, but mostly a diabolical and long-reaching “plan” on th...
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