4.4.08
Many people espouse the benefits of a routine, especially for children. But for me - a homeschooling mom with a husband who owns his own business and works from home - my "routine" amounts to getting my family fed and making sure the kids arrive at their activities on time. ...
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3.28.08
(This post is a ramble. It doesn't flow and it's full of sentence fragments. But it's my blog and I needed to get my feelings out, so deal with it.)
I'm an idea person. A risk-taker. An entrepreneur. And for me, these qualities are in direct competition with being a homeschooling ...
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3.11.08
I think it would be cool if I could "life swap" with someone for a week or two.
Like my husband's cousin who is single and has a cool job in NYC. She goes to work, then has thousands of options for dinner, evenings and weekends. And no one to answer ...
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3.2.08
March is coming in like a lion. Not so much weather wise, but work wise, health wise, family wise.
I've had three new blog clients in the past two weeks. I blame thank Mrs. Fussypants and her tireless promotion of Blissfully Domestic, where I contribute articles as the "Web Guru." ...
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2.17.08
You might be a Libertarian if... read all about it at the Carnival of the Libertarians.
The Case Against Time-Outs. I really believe in this parenting philosophy, but have yet to discover any practical, effective alternatives.
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