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Homeschool Research in retrospect
I realize now that I should have been writing blog posts all along the way as I researched and investigated homeschooling. Because now that we are on the verge of implementing my son’s decision to attend High School rather than … Continue reading
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On Homeschooling
No, I don’t homeschool my kids (yet?) In fact, for most of my parenting life I have looked at people who home-school with a kind of respectful awe. I always thought about myself “I could never do that.” But last … Continue reading
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On becoming more introverted
Recently I read a wonderful article entitled “Caring for your Introvert” by Jonathan Rauch. I have always considered myself an introvert because of how much time I need alone. But I have never looked at the “official” definition of an … Continue reading
The Process of Process Art
This weekend I did a one-day retreat of yoga and art. The day started with a 3 hour yoga class taught by Nancy Opgaard and was followed by a leisurely lunch break and then a process art class taught by Pamela … Continue reading
What are those Purple Boxes in Trees?
Have you noticed the purple boxes up in some of the trees along Route 34? I also saw several up in Kent and it was at Kent Falls that I was able to read the note attached to them. I … Continue reading
On being a writer…
I was surfing the net today for advice about writing and found a few good articles. The first is from LifeHack.org (a great website for all kinds of advice): A Guide to Becoming a Better Writer: 15 Practical Tips. There were … Continue reading
Personalized Search – Turn it OFF
I love Google, I really do. I have and frequently use several of their tools and rely on them for keeping my business and personal life organized. However, as an SEO professional/internet marketer, I find nothing more annoying than having … Continue reading
Thoughts on Learning
I love to learn. It’s one of my all-time favorite things to do. I am particularly interested in learning new computer tools, software and applications that make life easier or more fun. Then the next best thing after learning about … Continue reading
Compost Happens
It’s easy to make the “black gold” of compost in or for your garden. I use two methods – a compost bin and direct “in garden” composting. First, the in-garden method. I first began my garden 10 years ago by … Continue reading
Spring in Connecticut
Spring came very slowly to Southwestern Connecticut this year. Winter was brutal, with snow storm after snow storm dumping sometimes more than a foot of snow at once. When it melted and we got early spring rains, we had flooding … Continue reading